Sentence examples for bill shooting from inspiring English sources

That was before deregulation of the state's electricity industry sent her bill shooting through the roof this summer.

Hit the link below to witness Lance (or Bill) shooting up everything in sight like John Rambo.

In the basement of Galerie Perrotin, a powerhouse gallery from Paris that opened in New York on Tuesday night, a dollar bill shot out of a towering blue box and drifted onto a floor littered with bills and coins.

Representative John Dingell (D MI), a backer of the health reform bill, shot back that he was amazed to hear such "fairy tales.

In 2005, however, his foreign tax bill shot up to $333,149 and stayed high for the next three years, prior to the Great Recession.

After the Conservative government privatised English and Welsh water in 1989, bills shot up, prompting a public outcry, even though most of the money was spent on modernising the decrepit and messy systems the private firms had inherited.

Politicians are under pressure to confront the Big Six as energy bills shoot up but the suppliers claim they need to pay for investment in infrastructure and have warned of power cuts in the future.

Conservatives on the committee adopted three of their own amendments, making minor tweaks to the bill, while shooting down more than 100 other changes proposed by four opposition parties who tried to reign in the legislation.

The bill was shot down in the Legislature two years ago.

Asked if he would support the bill, Mr. Rockefeller shot back a somber, stony look.

You receive an alert from your bank saying your water bill has shot up and you should check for a leak.