Soar in a sentence

Since energy prices started to soar in the UK in about 2019, energy commentators imagined that long ignored energy efficiency incentives and other modes to cut consumption would suddenly soar in popularity.

Prashaw has co-authored a book, also credited to Adam, called Soar Adam Soar.

It tries to soar—sometimes it only floats, sometimes it actually sinks—but it tries to soar.

After Mr Musk dropped the idea of a Tesla buyout, the company overcame its production problems, resulting in a rapid upturn in car sales that caused its stock to soar and made Mr Musk the world’s richest person until he bought Twitter.

After the Fed wraps up a rate-hiking campaign, tech stocks don’t just rally with the rest of the market – they tend to absolutely soar!

A growing number of albums are seeing their value soar.

Analysts watching the situation closely say they haven’t seen evidence of stockpiling, but domestic availability of illicit drugs appears unaffected even as prices soar in anticipation of future shortages.

And the UK Government’s decisions on how much support to provide on household energy bills have also driven up overall inflation, with the cost of gas and electricity having been allowed to soar.

Angela Terry, chief executive of One Home, said: "Sea levels are rising as global temperatures soar and so larger waves batter our coast during severe storms.

An ideal vehicle for the comedic genius, partnered him with co-stars like Christopher McDonald), who not only allowed his humorous bits to soar but also grounded the story with heart.

A pro-Jokic crowd watched him soar for a first-half dunk, and then roared when he buried a 3-pointer.

As international tensions soar, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was hosting a peace summit in Cairo on Saturday attended by regional and some Western leaders.

As local crime statistics soar your car is more at risk of theft than ever before.

As temperatures in India soar once again, Mashable spoke to locals and experts to find out what city administrations are doing to protect their citizens from extreme heat.

As the American dream fades — and as inequalities of income and wealth soar — many Americans feel increasingly angry and frustrated.

As the cost of living continues to soar and inflation runs rampant, the government is looking for ways to help struggling Brits.

At the end of what has already been a changeable week for weather in the Capital, temperatures are expected to soar to 18C on Saturday according to the BBC, with the sun shining for the whole day.

Balma pointed out that while candidates aren’t able to legally coordinate with groups like SOAR, knowing that they’re present in an election and can provide funds drives down the need for candidates to look for more donations.

Bobby and Dianne - who are the bookies favourite to win this year's BBC show - wowed judges with their incredible Samba on Saturday night, seeing Bobby soar to the top of the leaderboard.

But when the bar went to 5-6 she struggled until, on her final attempt, she regained the magic that allowed her to soar over 5-9 last week.