用a surge of造句子，“a surge of”造句
At that moment, a surge of water swept over Hughes.
For a moment Peter felt a surge of sympathy for the older man.
Approaching thin a smell, a surge of Heart and enchanting fragrance Qinru.
The front desk must prepare for a surge of arrving guests.
Hungry rats that binge on sugar provoke a surge of dopamine in their brains.
This alarm sends a signal to your adrenal glands to release a surge of stress hormones, including adrenaline and cortisol.
I heard a surge of emotion and felt that every corner of the world could be God like.
The WTO warned that a surge of new anti-dumping investigations could materialise as the economic crisis dragged on.
The world's most populous economy has been boosted by a surge of capital expenditure and strong export growth.
A: There's really been a surge of interest, basic researchers have started engaging academia in the science and technology of global health.
The fact that they are attracted to us offers a significant opportunity - when we perceive this, we feel a surge of exhilaration!
Around them are several tripods full of incense-burning fowls, and a surge of aroma is enough to make people intoxicated.
In the short term, experts predict that survivor rats will be treated to a surge of food to feast on since trash pickup is temporarily erratic.
A recent study with teenage male songbirds finds that they can suddenly have a surge of tweeting talent when they are placed in the presence of a female bird. Christie Nicholson reports.
Euronext, a pan-European exchange merging with the NYSE, halted trading for about 20 minutes on February 28th as a "preventive measure" when it was hit with a surge of trades just before the close.
When you feel a surge of confidence in a new trade, it is hard to think of the downside risk, but if you don't do it, you cannot protect yourself.
Above the sky is an endless void, beneath the sky is a crowded traffic, a surge of people, constantly discharging haze or high or low chimney neck, as if the busy city can cover the wound by haze.
We're right in the middle of a surge of swine flu cases where perhaps the US won't have to worry about it as much until their flu season hits, in six months.
Initially, however, there will probably be a surge of technical fouls and a surge of frustration.
The military exploit had roused a surge of national vitality.
The voice is so urgent, so loud, like a horse galloping and a surge of rage.
Recent months have seen a surge of foreign mergers and acquisitions.
Mr. Bush says the Iraqi offensive is a direct result of security gains made be a surge of U.S. troops.
All of us had a hand in hand, a carnival of laughter, a happy fire, a happy smile, and a surge of heat.
It may not mean anything to you, but I still get a surge of emotion each time I read it.
A property-owning middle class is not only fuelling a surge of consumption but also developing a keen desire to protect its property.
When news of this seeped out, the reaction gave impetus to a surge of opposition that swept the government from power.
And from the Philippines to South Korea, from Thailand to Mongolia, freedom has reached Asia's shores, powering a surge of growth and productivity.
Although we estimated that the pandemic will be of moderate severity, at least in its early days, the announcement triggered a surge of interest in pandemic vaccines and a scramble to place orders.
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However, a surge of heat rush my vital brain from the accu-point Mingmen, suddenly burst clear, I am as pull the plug from an emotional force field, great sense of shame.
She felt a surge of love and desire for him.
Sensing a surge of interest, other celebrity magazines have piled in with reports of marital disharmony.
He felt a surge of pure adrenaline as he won the race.
The second voice echoes of the short sentence, as if singing in the valley reverberate, creating a surge of echoes.
Layers of huge waves from the sea, wave after wave, in front of the Huilan Pavilion set off a surge of shore, rolling up a thousand snow momentum.
The Dongo brothers teased me that she wanted me as a husband - and I felt a surge of unexpected excitement and warmth.
Before the invention of the steam locomotive in 1829, transportation by rail was unknown. after steam locomotive became a practical machine, a surge of railway construction rapidly spread a network of railway across the face of the world.
In his first year under Obama, he has pulled off two enormous victories - winning passage of a watershed Pentagon budget and convincing the President to back a surge of soldiers in Afghanistan.
a surge of affection [sympathy]
Instantly, she felt a surge of bitterness, resentment, and pain.
The sales of vehicles saw a surge of 41.4% in July, but a drop of 19.9% in August.
The revisions almost all stem from higher tax revenues, a surge of cash that has shocked everyone.
HOSPITALS across China are bracing themselves for what is expected to be a surge of babies born in the year of the pig, which starts on February18 th.
The idea is that when hit, the metal in a projectile shorts the two charged plates together, forming a circuit and releasing a surge of electricity which can break the warhead up.
causing a surge of emotion or excitement.
In that moment a surge of hatred flowed through my blood.
On Tuesday, ahead of Mr. Obama's announcement, Democratic Senator Russell Feingold said a surge of U.S. forces would be a serious mistake that could further destabilize Pakistan.
From a distance, I heard the voice of practicing martial arts. It sounded like a surge of emotions, so we can see that there are many practitioners of martial arts.
She suddenly felt a surge of girlish nervousness.
Asia's economic miracle has caused-and been caused by-a surge of women into the formal workforce.
He approved a surge of more than 30,000 troops that arrived in full in 2010 to bolster a counterinsurgency strategy similar to one that had been effective in Iraq.
In front of the archway, people come to watch the peach blossom flow, which is a surge of people.
I swear her oath letter promised that he would not be too naive, but he went forward without looking to a surge of "Three Kingdoms" in the style of the generals.
The need to maximally leverage those shiny new cores has fueled a surge of interest in concurrency, state management, and programming languages structured for both.
stimulated a surge of speculation; an upsurge of emotion; an upsurge in violent crime.
This new view of children and the increasing contact between the members of society has also resulted in a surge of interest in child-rearing techniques.
