Sentence examples for violent surges from inspiring English sources

Parts of the southern coast were formed some 9,000 years ago, when meltwater spilled out from under Iceland's cloak of glacial ice and galloped forward in violent surges called jokulhlaups, or glacial outburst floods.

As for her having failed to detect the violent surge running at a forty-five-degree angle to the shoreline, an aphorism must have applied — something about never being aware of forces that are on your side until you defy them.

As for her having failed to detect the violent surge running at a forty-five-degree angle to the shoreline, an aphorism must have applied – something about never being aware of forces that are on your side until you defy them.

By the time the violent surge of water hit downtown Johnstown, the crest of the wave measured 37 feet high.

However, he also said that a particularly violent surge of Taliban attacks in Kabul in the last two weeks was a reminder of the continued need for a foreign presence.

During the second half of the match, which Real Madrid went on to win 4-1, video cameras showed a sudden rush in the middle of the crowd in San Carlo square, and then a violent surge that flung people against barriers.

They lay eggs on beaches that are being inundated by rising seas and more violent storm surges.

Rising seas and increasingly violent storm surges have swept away most of the gardenable patches of soil here, meaning many children arrive in the morning with little more than coconut milk in their stomachs.

As the Dallas Morning News reported, other major cities like Dallas are seeing their own violent crime surges, while fluctuations in New York City and Philadelphia have been less dramatic.

Violent crime surged and residents left for the suburbs.

It was the first time that the violent rage surging in town-hall meetings all summer blasted into the same room as the president.