Sentence examples for begin to spike from inspiring English sources
When the monitors' graphs begin to spike, indicating that an attack is under way, she said, "it's like looking at the ocean and seeing a wall of water three hundred feet high coming toward you".
"When Labour's energy price freeze begins to thaw and prices begin to spike again, Plaid Cymru would have enabled the building of our cheaper, permanent, people-powered Welsh alternative," she told party members in Aberystwyth.
These days, Mark Boldry, manager of the Classic Car Clinic in Queensland, Australia, said you'll find Austin Metros for around £600 ($989), but he anticipates this price tag will rise since interest in the cars has begin to spike.
Counties throughout California will pay the price as well when medical malpractice insurance premiums begin to spike, just as they did 39 years ago.
If your child's temperatures begin to spike, head to an emergency room.
Defaults on common charges began to spike last fall, according to lawyers hired by increasingly jittery boards to file liens (the first step toward foreclosure) against owners in arrears.
Two years later – as Abir was becoming accustomed to regularly receiving death threats by email and text – the number of attacks began to spike.
"Violent crime in many of the nation's cities, from one coast to the other, has begun to spike upwards," the report argued.
The site, introduced last January, is the brainchild of Alyx Kaczuwka, 29, a Web analyst in Orlando, Fla. Traffic began to spike as the meltdown worsened in September.
Mr. Cuomo was housing secretary at a critical moment for the nation, just as its subprime mortgage fever was beginning to spike.
