surgence

If my legacy is that I was responsible for the resurgence—or even the surgence—of the movie 'Elves,' I will be so happy.

Dreams and Screams Steve Dollar 2011

Hither, craching eastuards, they are in surgence: hence, cool at ebb, they requiesce.

Finnegans Wake 2006

These appointments happen at a time in our country where we witness the surgence of rightwing fanatics who are bend on wrecking our country with the intention of creating anarchy and racial tensions.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2002

These appointments happen at a time in our country where we witness the surgence of rightwing fanatics who are bend on wrecking our country with the intention of creating anarchy and racial tensions.

STATEMENT ON NEW CABINET APPOINTMENTS 2002

A major issue we believe needs to be confronted is the attitude of business to the re-surgence of trade union organisation by black workers after 1973. 1973 saw mass strikes erupting spontaneously in Durban among construction workers, textile workers and municipal workers.

African National Congress 1997

I read a story less than 2 months ago about how employers here have seen a 150% surgence in foreign applications, mostly from Americans.

Conclusion of Ramadan - a life gone terribly wrong - T !!'s MySpace Blog | 2010

(Riding Giants and Dogtown and Z-Boys), the film chronicles the migration of African Americans to California in the post-World War II era, through prosperity, to the economic and social challenges that led to the surgence of neighborhood organizations, which would become The Crips and The Bloods.

STREET KNOWLEDGE MEDIA 2009

KLTV 7's LaKecia Shockley looks at the sudden re-surgence of "money talk."

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KLTV 7's LaKecia Shockley looks at the sudden re-surgence of "money talk."

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A bright spot has been the surgence of junior utility player Jason Murphy.

Morning Sun Home RSS 2009