Surges of emotion, sometimes anger, shot with red, black and gray.

Surges of secretion during the day occur at 3- to 5-hour intervals.

Surges of physical pleasure swamped her as his fingers explored farther.

Surges of shock and bitterness came in waves from the Caeliar.

Surges of air pressure had made them yawn repeatedly to relieve their abused ears.

Surges of runoff from the heavy rains and snow to the north continued to flow downstream.

Surges of current in power lines are caused by bursts of charged particles from the Sun.

Surges of unidentifiable longing swept through the adventurer as he hesitated.

Surges of higher pressure from high latitudes can enhance tropical disturbances along its axis.

Surges of excitement still coursed through her.

Surges of pain washed over her as she wavered in and out of numbed insensibility.

Surges of water foamed over Aileea's bare legs, left and right, as she zigzagged her craft.

Surges are normal in recoveries.

Surges of energy caused his power-assisted limbs to judder and spasm of their own accord.

Surges are identified in the deposits by dune and cross-bedding formations, which are not produced by fallout.

Surges of ionized nuclei spurted at light speed through the sole opening in the laser array and down the iridium bores.

Surges of business from cleanups distort quarter-to-quarter comparisons of results in ways that Wall Street cannot properly take account of, analysts say.

Surges increase certain traits, like for example the Fire Surge increases damage dealt and Speed Surge increases speed.

Surges are the opposite of voltage dips, far more common occurrences that can blank a computer screen or wipe out a VCR program, but usually do not hurt hardware.

During 1972, the first model to forecast storm surge along the continental shelf was developed, known as the Special Program to List the Amplitude of Surges from Hurricanes (SPLASH).

Surges of almost unbearable agony swept over him as bones snapped and bruised flesh gave way, and he knew dimly that a merciful tide of oblivion was reaching up to engulf his shrieking, suffering mind.

J. P. Morgan's Net Income Surges J. P. Morgan & Company reported that net income jumped nearly 90 percent in the fourth quarter - well above expectations - as profits surged from trading, investment banking and other diverse sources.

Surges of up to 1 m (3.3 ft) hit Vancouver Island in Canada prompting some evacuations, and causing boats to be banned from the waters surrounding the island for 12 hours following the wave strike, leaving many island residents in the area without means of getting to work.

But in a break from past years, the surge never really went away.

But the surge of hope made him look back again.

For the first time in hours, I knew a surge of hope.

But no one is certain how long the surge will continue.

The surge could not have come at a better time.

For a moment I felt a surge in me, a need to go.

But each time she found some small surge of energy which brought them back into action again.

She could not see the young man at her side, only the surge of the life in him.

A surge in growth is expected for the rest of the year.

He also said there had been a new surge in recent weeks.

It's just been a bit of a surge once a month.

His voice was lost in the surge of the river.

The real reason for the home run surge could be more simple.

She felt a surge of hope that her friend would live.

The reason for the surge in calls is not yet known.

St. John's made a surge in the second half with about eight minutes to play.

I thought my heart would become too large and break with the surge it made.

There is a surge of fear about where to put money.

The debate is over when the surge will take place.

Even with the surge, their record since June 4 is only 55-55.

I feel the Lake's energy surge in the air around me.

I closed my eyes for a second and felt a surge of energy.

For a second he felt a tiny surge of hope.

Inside, the place was filled with a surge of people.

This would end up being the last game played by the Surge.

But since last year, power use has surged by nearly 5 percent.

The population has surged by more than 45 percent since 2000.

But the Americans surged ahead, and led at the end of the day by 75.

The group of people surged back to clear the way for it.

The way clear for a moment, I found my feet and surged forward again.

The population surged by 10,000 people between the end of the war and 1950.

As he looked down at them, a feeling of power surged through him.

He surged to his feet, and it hit him again.

Men came surging out of one door, and then two.

They seemed to have a chance in 1986, when the team surged to a record of 10-1.

For the week it surged 1.7 percent or 95.74 points.

Prices have surged more than 48-fold in the last 12 months.

I felt the power like a drug surging through my system.

The fear surged through him and he began to run.

The door opened without a sound and they surged into the room.

Suddenly all the love I had ever felt for her surged up in me.

Its stock has surged more than 29 percent already this year.

But in the second half his team will "surge forward to victory."

That is because their games are surging at the same time.

When the water surged back there was no sign of her.

People keep surging around me, and they've all got places to go.

This was enough for the guys, and they surged forward.

The hot blood beat and surged all over his body.

A second or two later, the kids came surging past her to see their dad.

Their numbers surge around me, as if I am an island in the river.