Surged Sentence Examples

The tide surged after the storm.

The crowd surged when they opened the door to the store.

Warmth surged up her neck.

Urgency surged within her.

As she surged forward to get away from Josh, a ripping sound followed her.

Dark power surged around him.

Inexplicable anger at the politician surged through her.

Horror and hunger surged through her.

An uncomfortable warmth surged up her neck, flooding her cheeks.

Quint knew he should quell the ire that surged up and pounded in his neck.

Heat surged through his body, but he hesitated.

Jessi's pulse surged, and she trotted after him.

Disbelief surged through her, and she clenched her eyes closed, praying they thought her dead enough not to shoot her as they did the others.

Her heart beat double time as a wave of passion surged over her.

Dean witnessed none of it as he surged upward, climbing above all but the highest ridges as the narrow track stretched toward the timberline.

Brady's hormones surged at her proposition.

Battle lust surged into his blood, and Taran darted forward with them.

Heat waves distorted the side of a small bluff and water surged from its shiny black ledges and plunged into small pool choked by watercress.

Following Desmoulins the crowd surged through Paris, procuring arms by force; and on the 13th it was partly organized as the Parisian militia which was afterwards to be the National Guard.

The Warriors surged forward and won the resulting ruck, which allowed the center to score.

Her throat retched and watery vomits surged down the front of the green silk sari.

In 1143 John Comnenus and Fulk had just died, and Zengi, seeing his way clear, threw himself on the great Christian outpost, against which the tides of Mahommedan attack had so often vainly surged, and finally entered on Christmas Day 1144.

The claims of family attachment, of religion, of duty, of patriotism and of interest, had dragged her in opposite directions, and her whole life had been a prey to jealousies and factions which closed around her at her accession to the throne, and surged to their height when she lay on her deathbed.

An attempt was made by a party of yeomanry The to arrest a popular agitator, Henry Hunt; the angry Man- mob surged round the horsemen, who found themselves chester powerless; the Riot Act was read, and the I5th Massacre.

But the mob, converging on the park in thousands, surged round the railings, which a little inquiry might have shown were too weak to resist any real pressure.

Interest was renewed in biodiesel in the mid-1970s when the energy shortage occurred, and gas prices surged upward throughout the United States.

Granite countertops have surged in popularity in recent years.

The popularity of mirrored lenses, sometimes referred to as Pitch Black lenses, surged after the release of the Pitch Black movie in 2000 starring Vin Diesel as Riddick.

Rice in 1976 had shown that premature babies who were massaged surged ahead in weight gain and neurological development over those who were not massaged.

Second, the toaster oven was surged or overloaded with electricity, shorting out the insides.

Canadian diamond mines have surged in production over the past decade and these stones are ever more popular for wedding and engagement rings.

When he ripped open the envelope and announced her name, the entire audience surged to its feet.

While the first mainstream tattoos were small, delicate and confined to discreet areas of the body, lower back tats have surged forward to become the most popular tattoo amongst women.

Obesity has surged to epidemic proportions in this country.

As a result, the diet surged to new popularity.

Notable features of this bodysuit include the fact that the suit has no center seam, contains "surged edges" to help eliminate pinching, binding and the like, as well as a hook and eye closure.

Her blood surged with desire, her breathing quickening.

It surged up through his feet to his head, making his whole body tingle as the planet welcomed back its king.