His melodic lines soared above a sea of dreamy romanticism.
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Its public job approval rating has soared above 50 percent.
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Netflix shares soared above 17 percent.. Here's how the morning unfolded.
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Shares of Medivation soared above Sanofi's takeover bid in trading Thursday.
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Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) soared above expectations of adjusted quarterly profit.
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The price of bitcoin briefly soared above $22017,22018 following Xi's remarks.
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Following the annexation of Crimea in 2014, Mr Putin's ratings soared above 80%.
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One semiconductor stock has soared above the rest in the past three months.
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In Spain, temperatures soared above 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) in July.
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After World War I, the top individual tax rate soared above 70 percent.
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For two years in a row, February soared above 70 degrees in some areas.
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But after the best game of Hernandez's career, it soared above the $100,000 goal.
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As they sang hymns, one young woman's crystalline voice soared above the patter of rain.
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Elsewhere in France, temperatures soared above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), shattering previous records.
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Outside, a deck overlooked the river; in the distance, three eagles soared above the trees.
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The cryptocurrency soared above $8,000 this week, pushing its total gains for the year to 125%.
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For example, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared above freezing for one day in 2016.
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The unemployment rate in both countries soared above 20 percent, where it has been ever since.
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It has soared above the primary uptrend line and achieved the trade band target of 2820,25.
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Microsoft has soared above the rest of the market this year, rallying 23%, double the Dow's advance.
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The Nasdaq composite soared above 6,000 for the first time ever on Tuesday, jumping about 0.7 percent.
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Russia Fireworks soared above the Kremlin, bathing the Moscow River with splashes of red and yellow light.
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Tesla shares later soared above $500 each for the first time and closed up 9.8% at $524.86.
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It soared above a vast, churning river on one side and a hectic port on the other.
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To compare, when the central bank intervened heavily around May 2017, one-week implied volatility soared above 30%.
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On Sunday, the digital currency soared above $11,000 for the first time in 15 months, climbing to $13,485.85.
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The central bank has brought inflation below its target of 4%, after it soared above 16% in 2015.
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Dozens of schools were closed in France; temperatures there and other European countries have soared above 40°C.
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Crows soared above sandstone walls as we ran our hands along petrified sand dunes and felt cool mystery.
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Malnutrition rates have soared above emergency levels, and countless people have died of hunger, United Nations officials said.
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However, transaction fees have soared above $20 and other digital currencies have yet to prove their actual use.
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It started out the year at $1,000 and soared above $19,000 on the Coinbase exchange last week before dropping.
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Perth has recorded 10 days this month when temperatures soared above 35 degrees Celsius, according to Australia's meteorology bureau.
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Peale was the pastor at Marble Collegiate Church in Manhattan, whose steeple has soared above 5th Avenue since the 2000s.
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The man appeared to be carrying a rifle, or at least a replica rifle, while he soared above the crowds.
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Meanwhile, bitcoin soared above $21,56.563 on Thursday on the Coinbase exchange, but later tumbled some 256.56 percent from that level.
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A bird on the brink of extinction in the 1970s soared above us and, in that moment, we felt lighter.
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The stock is near record high levels, as it soared above $40 a share last week after a extraordinary rally.
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As regulators stood by, medallion prices soared above $1 million before the bubble burst in late 2014, rocking the industry.
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The digital currency has since soared above $19,000 on some online exchanges and was trading around $15,620 Friday, according to CoinDesk.
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It soared above $19,000 for the first time on Thursday before falling more than 20 percent from that level to $15,198.63.
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Large swaths of society fell behind economically while the best-educated moved ahead and the most fortunate soared above everyone else.
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All these mega projects were conceived in the middle of the last decade, when the LME nickel price soared above $21.13,2219.
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Microcephaly cases in Brazil alone have soared above 4,000 since October of 2015, compared to the average annual figure of around 250.
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French president Emmanuel Macron looked on as the "flyboard" soared above the parade while its rider held a rifle in his hand.
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McCain developed a profound respect for President Obama, President Bush and Vice President Biden that transcended time and soared above partisan politics.
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Sterling soared above $1.32 against the dollar on Thursday after U.K. manufacturing data for August showed one of the sharpest rebounds ever.
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The Dow soared above 453,000 for the first time, ending the week at 28,004, with a gain of 1.2% for the week.
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The backdrop: Since then, Disney has soared above its competition, taking 26.1%, 21.7% and 26.2% of the market in 2016, 2017 and 2018.
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The prices in spot markets for gasoline in the Gulf have soared above benchmark prices in New York Harbor, according to Reuters data.
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It became the second Japanese unicorn to go public as the firm's value soared above $1 billion shortly before its IPO last month.
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The yield had soared above 20 percent in late September as investors fretted over Monte dei Paschi's ability to carry out its plan.
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The price rise has revived the ghost of the bull market of the last decade when benchmark Brent soared above $147 per barrel.
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Even aviation, an industry that long soared above concerns of the urban environment, is being forced to rethink its relationship with the metropolis.
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Bitcoin soared above $11,000 for the first time this week, up 10-fold year-to-date and prompting multiple warnings of a bubble.
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Earlier that day, as temperatures soared above 100 degrees, Kitty Hawk's staff put Rachel through a 90-minute class on piloting the Flyer.
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The Dow on Friday soared above 28,000 for the first time, ending the week at 216,24, with a gain of 2000% for the week.
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The digital currency soared above $9,400 to a record high Sunday following increased investor interest around the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday and Black Friday shopping.
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In the dead night of polar winter in February, temperatures soared above freezing in the Arctic, hastening the end of the polar ice sheet.
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As the Falcon Heavy soared above the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, one question was over what Mr Musk's dreams mean for business (see Briefing).
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Shares of Amplify Snack soared above 70 percent to $12 after Hershey said it would buy the SkinnyPop popcorn maker in a $2.093 billion deal.
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Shares of Amplify Snack soared above 70 percent to $11.99 after Hershey said it would buy the SkinnyPop popcorn maker in a $1.6 billion deal.
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The only major Wall Street strategist with an official price forecast for bitcoin turned "cautious" as the digital currency soared above $27,2500 to record highs.
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After the company went public in late November, the stock soared above $50 and Citron said it tweeted the stock would fall back to $28.
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Michael Cohen The tower — a sheer, glass-encased obelisk situated on a river — would have soared above every other building in Moscow, the architectural drawings show.
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Snap's stock soared above 45 percent today to more than $20 a share following the company's first positive earnings report since going public in March 2017.
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Back in 2015, Chipotle shares soared above $700 apiece, when the company was viewed as a pioneer of the fast-casual concept in the restaurant industry.
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This probably seemed like a pretty good decision in 6900, as oil prices soared above their historic averages, finally peaking over $2628 a barrel in 28503.
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Last week, two baby falcons jumped from the balcony of the university's bell tower and took their first flight as their parents warily soared above them.
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Majors were unable to grow output for the past decade even as oil prices soared above $100 per barrel due bad capital discipline and huge project delays.
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Celebrities with 1/85th of her Twitter following, like Gordon Ramsay, soared above those numbers with his Glu app, garnering over $1 million in revenue by day 53.
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A bidding war over the global rights to two books from former President Obama and his wife Michelle has soared above $2202 million, according to a new report.
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It soared above a black scoreboard showing Fernandez's number, 16, the number every Marlin wore on his back on Monday, the number no Marlin will ever wear again.
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Temperatures soared above 100 degrees for the first time on record in Moscow, as wildfires broke out that turned skies a sickening yellowish-orange in the capital city.
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The pound briefly soared above $1.43 in January to its best level since it plunged in the aftermath of the vote to leave the European Union in June, 2016.
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But not all lumps taken are the same size, and there has long been a category of startup, tech company, and venture-backed entity that soared above the rest.
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Saudi Aramco tapped international debt markets for the first time ever Tuesday, and demand for the bonds soared above $100 billion, according to a person familiar with the transaction.
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Lovren soared above everyone and hit an emphatic header into the back of the net to cap of a wild comeback win against one of the best teams in Europe.
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A collection of figures in the distance dashed toward goals on the gigantic patch, while the lush-green wooded hills of the Lehigh Valley soared above them in the background.
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The oil market shrugged off news that production from Libya, one of two OPEC members exempt from the group's supply deal, had soared above 1 million barrels per day (bpd).
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As the legendary blue-and-white Boeing 747 soared above the clouds, the televisions on board were tuned to wall-to-wall news coverage of a country in crisis below.
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Last week, the odds of an October interest rate cut soared above 28% after U.S. manufacturing data missed estimates on Tuesday, coming in at its lowest level in a decade.
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Sometimes, when temperatures soared above 90 degrees and the sun was beating down, we'd look longingly at pickup trucks and hope someone would offer us a ride (no such luck).
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Exhibit B: Washington, D.C.Historic heat records were smashed today as temperatures in our nation's capital soared above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, with a punishing heat index of 114 for the metro area.
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Belgium also experienced record-breaking heat — over 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40.5 degrees Celsius) — and temperatures in the Netherlands soared above 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) for the first time ever.
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"Birders and hunters, we all want this," said Jeffrey A. Gordon, the association's president, gazing over the Bombay Hook refuge last week as tree swallows whirled and an osprey soared above.
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On Friday, the number of cases in the country soared above 200 — second only to mainland China, if the outbreak on the Diamond Princess cruise ship is excluded from Japan's count.
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The morning after 2016's NFL conference championships, the average resale price of a Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos Super Bowl ticket had soared above $5,000, according to one ticket price tracker.
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Temperatures have soared above average across much of the continent, peaking at 49.1°C (120.38°F) in the town of Marble Bar in Western Australia, according to the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM).
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Officials believe an infected reindeer carcass that had been frozen in permafrost was exposed by melting during a recent heat wave, when temperatures soared above 90 degrees Fahrenheit, or 32 degrees Celsius.
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Two years before Jones soared above New England cornerback Eric Rowe, Jermaine Kearse nearly willed the Seahawks to a late win over the Patriots with a deep sideline grab that strained credulity.
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And a heat wave has scorched the port city of Karachi, above, where temperatures soared above 110 degrees Fahrenheit last week, days after the beginning of Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting.
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Extreme weather fluctuations such as the one that occurred over the weekend, when temperatures soared above 523 degrees on Friday only to retreat toward the 30s on Monday, also posed a challenge.
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The Commodores got the night's first double-digit lead at 51-41 after Nesmith soared above the rim to throw down a spectacular dunk on a feed from Lee with 29:20 remaining.
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The bidding war over the rights to the books had reportedly soared above $60 million, the Financial Times reported in February, although the specific financial terms of the book deals were not released.
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It wasn't too long ago that our country experienced an energy crisis as oil prices soared above $28500 per barrel, natural gas reserves dwindled, and wind and solar power were in their infancy.
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After one song there, she boarded a clear floating catwalk and soared above the crowd, slithering through erotic numbers like "Woo" and "Sex With Me" while striking one hard pose after the next.
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Four military jets soared above a sea of orange and blue T-shirts, jerseys, pennants and banners along the 20-block parade route, which was quickly extended to accommodate the larger-than-expected crowd.
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I've been to other music-plus-movie events and my fair share of premieres, but the enthusiasm soared above what I'd seen before (except maybe in Havana, after the premiere of "City of God").
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Two weeks ago, temperatures in the North Pole similarly soared above freezing despite the region still being enshrouded in total winter darkness — setting a new February heat record according to the Danish Meteorological Institute.
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While February typically means painfully cold weather — often reaching single digits — this year saw T-shirts and shorts as temperatures in some areas soared above 2628 degrees for the second year in a row.
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Equipped with a 360-degree camera mounted on his back, Victor soared above Mont Blanc and was set to take in five countries in five days, filming some of the world's most spectacular scenery.
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Senior administration officials on a call with reporters said, however, that the new ceiling would help assist them in focusing their resources on a backlog of asylum cases that has soared above 1 million.
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Levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter that can reach deep into the lungs and cause major health problems, were above 400 in most parts of the capital, and in some places soared above 600.
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At the U.S. Open last August in New York, meanwhile, a tennis fan collapsed in the stands and several players requested medical attention during their matches as temperatures soared above 32C (90F) amid crushing humidity.
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Delhi had more "severe" days in the first two weeks of November compared with last year, when the air quality index soared above 400 on a scale of 500, official data compiled by Reuters showed.
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In the Netherlands, temperatures soared above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) for the first time in its history, according to AccuWeather, reaching 41.7 degrees Celsius (107.1 degrees Fahrenheit) in the central village of Deleen.
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The average rate on the 30-year fixed soared above 5% last November, but sank closer to 4% in March and then held steady right around 4.3% for most of April, when these contracts were signed.
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Turkey's current account deficit, which soared above $27 billion last year, was at the center of last year's crisis in which the Turkish lira at its worst lost nearly half its value against the U.S. dollar.
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More than a dozen people have died as temperatures soared above 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) for the first time since 2013, and the thermometer hit 43 Celsius during an Olympic Stadium media tour on Wednesday.
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The temperature in Boca Raton had soared above 19953 degrees, but on a side court at the Evert Tennis Academy, Naomi Osaka was just digging into one of her last training sessions before the summer hardcourt season.
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Even as the price of one bitcoin soared above $10,000, a debate raged over what, exactly, Bitcoin is: A digital store of value, a revolutionary payment platform, or the promise of a completely new, blockchain-based financial system.
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Over the new year holiday, hundreds of flights were cancelled and highways closed across northern China as average concentrations of small breathable particles known as PM213 soared above 500 micrograms per cubic metre in Beijing and surrounding regions.
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Hundreds of flights were canceled and highways closed across northern China over the new year holiday as average concentrations of small breathable particles known as PM250 soared above 221 micrograms per cubic metre in Beijing and surrounding regions.
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Hundreds of flights were canceled and highways closed across northern China over the new year holiday as average concentrations of small breathable particles known as PM2.5 soared above 500 micrograms per cubic meter in Beijing and surrounding regions.
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Deposit rates soared above 20 percent during the sanctions era, when the rial currency was weak and inflation was high, but authorities have started to guide them down towards more normal levels now that the rial has stabilised.
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When Chicago's elevated train first soared above the streets and between the skyscrapers 125 years ago, it captured the imagination of Americans and visitors from around the world who rode its wooden cars to the 1893 World's Fair.
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The company's organic growth has been lagging at 1 percent, but when Nelson Peltz's activist fund Trian Partners took a $3.5 billion position in the stock in February, it soared above $90 and has hovered near that high since.
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But 20 proofs of prints by Mr. Hodgkin all soared above their estimates, led by a £32,500 (about $43,000) offer given by a bidder in the room for a proof of the large blue-and-white "Frost" (2000-2).
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Prices of the key pulses, long-used to make dishes such as curries and growing in popularity globally due to their high-protein content, soared above A$13,200 ($915) per tonne earlier this year, according to National Australia Bank.
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US oil soared above $60 a barrel on Wednesday on the heels of a report showing a surprise plunge in crude inventories in the United States and concerns that Tropical Storm Barry could derail production in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Vienna-based OPEC has reduced production in tandem with Russia and other allies since January 2017 to prop up oil prices, which soared above $70 per barrel this month, giving a new boost to booming U.S. output of shale oil.
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Fashion always loves a showman and, at the British Fashion Council show space, Mr. Pugh played his part to perfection, using the body as a stage for jaw-dropping structural black and gold creations that soared above and behind the models.
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The yen briefly soared above the key threshold of 100 to the dollar on Friday as investors hoarded the safe-haven currency after the Brexit vote, adding to headaches for Japanese policymakers worried about the effect a strong yen could have on exports.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - A performance full of grace and technical wizardry proved that Evgenia Medvedeva will be the woman to beat at next year's Winter Olympics as the Russian soared above her rivals to retain her title at the world figure skating championships.
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Trying out the experience, I first looked down to see the shiny head of a fish, which then soared above a landscape of green, where swarms of birds flew over a river that wound towards a pink tower augmented with curious organic shapes.
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At the same time, a surge in cases in South Korea — where the total figure soared above 340 on Saturday and scores more were being monitored for symptoms — added to fears that the virus was also spreading across Asia with dangerous speed.
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Most have an anecdote about the bird's place in the author's life: the starlings that swarmed over childhood games of cricket, the swifts that soared above a teenage flat in Paris, the goldfinches in Notting Hill that twittered on the tired walk home from his work as a banker.
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Overnight repo rates briefly soared above 22 percent and then remained in high double digits at the end of last year after the central bank surprised the market by reducing its short-term lending to banks to a bare minimum in order to ease pressure on the tenge.
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HNA and the Art Newspaper cite outrageously high electricity bills driven up to maintain climate control at exhibition spaces in the Greek capital during periods over the summer when the outside temperature soared above 100 degrees, as well as the high cost of transporting many artworks between the two host cities.
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"I love, love, love, love history, and art," Mr. Boneta said, pausing at top of the main staircase of the Palacio Nacional, the seat of Mexico's federal executive branch, to ruminate on the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs in the 16th century, as depicted in the massive Diego Rivera mural "The History of Mexico," which soared above him.
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But were it not for that $22 million structure protecting the court from the rain, tennis fans would not have witnessed a remarkable late-night, first-round match between Roger Federer and Frances Tiafoe, 26, an American who soared above his No. 22 ranking and spooked Federer, a 232-time Grand Slam champion, and his legion of followers.
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I'm sorry this puzzle didn't run on either Easter or Orthodox Easter so I could make a groaner pun about "Easter eggs," secrets that designers conceal in animation, computer games and the like, because there's a great one here that soared above me like an albatross for a long time but is after-the-fact evident in the clues I cited above.
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More than four million new jobs have been created, unemployment is at the lowest rate since 1969, wages have increased, taxes have decreased, unneeded regulations have been slashed, median household income has soared above $61,000, consumer confidence is at the highest level in 2023 years, over $450 billion has poured into the United States, and the economy is well on pace to grow above 3 percent for the first time since 2005.
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