Sentence examples for upsurge around from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the city council did its best to encourage the kind of cultural developments that had become a byword for the new Manchester since the late 1980s, when the great entrepreneurial upsurge around acid house and Manchester's renown as a gay-friendly city began to create what we would now call a night-time economy.

This principally means how to curb an upsurge of protests around the country, fuelled by corruption.

Those who had shed tears experienced an upsurge of happiness around 90 minutes after the film had ended.

The election also was widely seen as a referendum on the policies of the Obama administration, which were vehemently opposed by a populist upsurge in and around the Republican Party known as the Tea Party movement.

CNN was helped in the last week of August by a vast upsurge in viewing around Teddy Kennedy's death and funeral.

"Obviously there's been an upsurge in interest all around the town, which is what you get when you reach Wembley.

This has coincided with an upsurge in activism, concentrated around the "Don't ask don't tell" policy and the bullying of gay youth in schools – highlighted by the It Gets Better video campaign.

Investors may soon realize that the big upsurge in natural gas prices will be around for the next few years, not just the next few quarters.

I hoped that the upsurge in excitement and organising around Barack Obama's long-shot candidacy for nomination and then his election would inspire other long-shot campaigns by regular Americans.

Nevertheless Europe – and the world as a whole – faces a genuine upsurge of illegal migration across and around the Mediterranean caused by the instabilities and dangers in countries stretching from Syria to Mali, and from Libya to Eritrea.

Yes there are highlights like Twitter, but I have found myself bemoaning a lack of the incredible upsurge of new ideas we experienced around the dot com boom.