How to pronounce“soared”in English

organization soared 250 percent. In 24 months, P&G's revenues and profitability soared.

production soared in India and Pakistan so that by, you know, the 1960s--I have to look at the book but I think, in the late 1960s, 20% of all the wheat that was grown in the

giant kites that soared the thermals around the world for many tens of millions of years, giant hanggliders.

And two other genres soared up the charts.

when I soared above him.

But Lucifer only soared higher, the wind whispering murder into his ear and deafening him to her call.

And beer sales soared.

Housing costs have soared for most people, that's not gonna be the case much longer because housing prices are going down.

public debt soared money printing sword you could hang around with your bonds

And confidence in the press soared to record levels after that work.

demand for mental health services has soared.

As a result, demand soared.

And really, our spirits soared, because we-- really, the booth also had a message that was useful in any arena, and that

people are doing very well hirting stock is soared uh but can we as a country afford it uh I don't think so I think we have

boy for a little girl and a good friend who soared into a tree in a terrible war and that's something it's not everything but it's something

And the name Adolf mysteriously dropped in popularity while the named Franklin soared in popularity, again, unmysteriously.

But the Ford production soared to -- and you will see in the corner -- 25 million automobiles meaning that that reached

His last album was a blend of pop songs and his concerto for piano and orchestra that soared to number one on the Billboard classical and

The notion that the depression didn't end until World War II derives from the fact that spending and the deficit both soared even more

He flipped upright, kicked hard, and soared upward through his own bubbles until he was just ten feet below the surface.

actually undermine our mission let me give you an example in the beginning of the war uh the unemployment rate soared to

Things They Carried I tried to in some way resurrect through imagination what his last thoughts may have been as he soared into that tree the sunlight is

Things They Carried I tried to in some way resurrect through imagination what his last thoughts may have been as he soared into that tree the sunlight is

And I suspect that problem can be circumvented last March as since your insecurities that settlement failures soared in just three weeks.

So he switched to windsurfing, and he and Gene together soared across Lake Michigan outside Chicago.

"In the nine years since Google bought the mobile ad company AdMob, annual ad revenue of Google and Facebook has soared to more than $95 billion and almost $40 billion

The people's favorite kind of music, country and hip hop, soared.

Two year later, when the 1973 oil embargo started, and gas prices soared, and people had to wait in long lines to purchase fuel,

For most of human history, we were inhabiting a Malthusian state, and it's really only in the last few hundred years that we've kind of soared up.

in a new problem, involved in a new problem, this is how history is repeating itself, that the price of ivory suddenly, inexplicably soared upwards in 1969, '70, '71.

Prices soared, inflation roared, basic items

fossil fuels, the demand pressure was enormous -- prices went up, inflation soared, and the entire economic engine of the Industrial Age actually shorted out at 147 a barrel.

Hip-hop and country, overlooked by white guys on the coast, soared up the charts and the churn of the Billboard Hot 100 slowed down dramatically—such that I think that 20 songs