Sentence examples for which surge from inspiring English sources

Yet this classic trope of cinematic fear takes second place to his evocation of an altogether darker, wilder, and deeper source of terror: the historical horrors of the day, which surge forth, as for the then-twelve-year-old Scorsese, with the long-repressed force of a primal nightmare.

The problem could result from destructive free radicals, which surge in diabetics because of high blood-sugar levels.

The operation exposes the mechanics behind mass production, which surge as a result of all that holiday cheer.

Using graphics/textual program VVVV and Pure Data, the installation includes tracking cameras, fog, and "a smooth double-projection" to create reactive light form, like abstract schools of fish, which surge around the feet of viewers.

The greatest growth came from services, which surged 51 percent.

Wage and price controls were used to contain inflation, which surged when controls came off.

Two weeks ago, investors warmly embraced Groupon, which surged 31 percent on its first day of trading.

Shares of Hess, which surged 9 percent on Tuesday, slipped back 0.34 percent on Wednesday, to $67.88.

Stocks in Asia and Europe were up, as was the Dow Jones industrial average, which surged nearly 2 percent.

But in late 2008, he opened a new fund which surged an astonishing 187 percent last year.

Big movers included Corning, up $1.79, to $15.56, and Brocade Communications Systems, which surged $3.80, to $32.70.