Sentence examples for time surge from inspiring English sources
Of course, crush scenario rehearsals have already taken place elsewhere on the rail network as the authorities engage with the unenviable task of anticipating the impacts of a Games Time surge in demand.
Add to that the timidity shown against Germany, bar one injury time surge, and we're left with minutes five through 95 against Portugal and minutes 115 to 130 against Belgium as the periods to which Klinsmann can point if he wants to display something resembling the loose adaptation of his German model he wanted when he started the job.
At the same time, surging oil prices have triggered a gusher of new output.
Between the beginning of December and early January 1999, its share price climbed a further 150%, its market value for a time surging past $30 billion, overtaking Texaco, an oil company.
Santa Monica wasted little time surging to a 12-6 lead.
The double-time surge of gospel insists on hope.
But few expect these rebate-laced sales to expand the job market, because businesses understand that the one-time surge of money will wear off later this summer.
The outcome could also help answer a question nagging at Democrats nationally: Can they keep engaging those drawn to the polls by Mr. Obama's charisma and historic campaign, or will last year prove a one-time surge for the party?
A year ago, Microsoft's net profit was inflated by $1.14 billion because of a one-time surge in revenue, related to coupon programs to cope with delays in the shipment of Windows Vista and Office 2007.
The first is a gradual shrinking of the work force as a share of the population, as it is squeezed by successive waves of retiring baby boomers and no longer gaining from the one-time surge of women into the paid work force in the 20th century.
Not even the terrible economic downturn that has gripped the country — a downturn that could be eased by a truly big-time surge of infrastructure investment — has been enough to get the leaders of the country to do the right thing.
