lurching造句

This is the fire sale of a continent lurching from the farm to the factory.

The Foreign Office is lurching from crisis to crisis, thanks to his new blunt foreign policy.

Donald always seems to be short of cash and make a habit of lurching from one misadventure to the next.

Yuksel Arslan ", a lurching waltz with voices piled up into a mini choir that hits with an almost symphonic grandeur."

The fear of its lurching into fundamentalist hands is in turn part of what restrains America and India.

I tripped several times, once falling, catching myself with my hands, scraping them on the sidewalk, and then lurching up to plunge forward again.

I haven't even learned to recognise it for what it is yet, and its presentation varies, sometimes a low-level throb of unease, sometimes a lurching panic.

It is thought he activated the ejector seat after lurching forward during an aerobatic manoeuvre and accidentally pulling on the black and yellow emergency handle between his legs.

He watched a group of people standing on a bridge as rising, churning water sent boats lurching toward them. He said he couldn't help but think: "My God, get off the bridge!"

NOT long ago economists and policymakers in America clung to hopesthat the economy, after lurching through the depths of a financialcrisis earlier this year, would rebound in the second six months.