Sentence examples for two surges from inspiring English sources

Trading in the week was marked by two surges.

With his two surges, Obama will more than double the number of American troops in Afghanistan.

Europe had two surges of intentional industrialization – one before the second world war and one after.

After the switch is pulled and two surges of electricity from the generator are noted, there are whoops, hollers and cheers, and an excited cry of "That's it!" can be heard in the background.

The breakdown of Labour's latest figures shows two surges last year, one partly in response to the election result and Corbyn's entry into the leadership campaign and another after he became leader.

Perhaps the biggest difference between the two surges is this: Mr. Bush never said how long his would last, and Mr. Obama went out of his way to declare that starting in July 2011, the tide would begin to flow out.

The two surged into each other.

He drank almost no water during the race, and he stayed right on Beardsley's shoulder as the two surged through the Newton Hills.

Just look at the two surging movements in UK politics, the Scottish National and UK Independence parties, the latter now buoyed by winning its second MP in Rochester.

Simulations using two surge models (known by their acronyms, SLOSH and ADCIRC) found 1.22 and 1.05 meters of surge (4 and 3.44 feet) of surge at the Battery, at the southern tip of Manhattan.

c, d THz generation mechanism by two surge current contributions, i.e., the photo-Dember effect and photocarrier acceleration by surface band bending, respectively.