Sentence examples for that surged through from inspiring English sources
But the waist-high floodwaters that surged through the streets on Monday had largely receded.
The Interpreter The Beatles song that surged through the receiver in that experiment provided Dr. Gazzaniga with something almost as valuable as insight: a good story.
The flood waters that surged through her village in the Sunamganj district of north-east Bangladesh have receded, but her family is one of many struggling to cope after losing both home and belongings.
When I arrived in Cairo three weeks ago, I went around asking some of the young revolutionaries whom I'd known from the "eighteen days" — the 2011 uprising that surged through Egypt like an electric charge and brought down an all-powerful dictator — what they felt had really changed since the revolution.
When I arrived in Cairo three weeks ago, I went around asking some of the young revolutionaries whom I'd known from the "eighteen days"—the 2011 uprising that surged through Egypt like an electric charge and brought down an all-powerful dictator what they felt had really changed since the revolution.
People screamed as they bobbed in the wave that surged through the streets, grabbing at floating debris to try and help them stay above the waterline.
For a certain type of person, Madison has everything: the only turbulence is the natural variety that surges through each winter.
Yet the vast questions of history and crisis that he has faced throughout his career shouldn't distract from the deep sensuous and sensual delight that surges through his work.
The tenderness of Othello's love for Desdemona feels as palpably real as the violence that surges through his body when Iago's poison begins to infect his blood.
By juice, Ms. Raitt doesn't necessarily mean booze but the raw life force (often booze-stoked) that surges through the music of the blues legends who gathered at Radio City Music Hall on Feb. 7, 2003, for a historic and joyous musical summit.
"Just imagine a creature like that surging through the oceans," Attenborough said.
