Sentence examples for face rocketed from inspiring English sources
Both "The Hills" and "Can't Feel My Face" rocketed to the top of the charts, earning him his first No. 1 hits.
In a central plank of plans to cut the deficit, the government is capping the annual bill for tax credits and housing benefit to £119.5bn this year – despite forecasts that millions of people face rocketing rent charges and low wage rises.
It comes as food companies also face rocketing prices for almonds, cocoa and coffee – a potential nightmare for those who enjoy a Ferrero Rocher with their after-dinner coffee.
According to the World Bank, about 59% of Haiti's population live below the national poverty line of $2.41 a day, while the estimated 24% living in extreme poverty on less than $1.23 a day now face rocketing inflation.
With parents facing rocketing prices for nursery places, the government has already offered grants to schools and childminders to set up new businesses.
Europe's largest economy isn't facing rocketing debt and deficit levels but still needs to act because debt is mounting and the rising cost of pensions and social security could make it hard to fund public finances in the longer-term.
The foreign secretary accused Cameron of 'economic illiteracy' after pointing out that both country's face rocketing borrowing requirements: I think the way David Cameron is talking about Greece and Britain in the same breath is economic illiteracy.
As a result, security contractors have increasingly found themselves in pitched battles, facing rocket-propelled grenades, not jaywalkers.
Ross from Delaware commented: "Henin was used to facing rocket serves from the Williams sisters and others and successfully dealing with that.
Owners seeking to raise their bulls' profiles — and value — can challenge others, which is how Satan ended up facing Rocket in the featured showdown of the day.
When it removed soldiers from southern Lebanon in 2000 and soldiers and settlers from Gaza in 2005, it faced rocket fire from Hezbollah and Hamas.
