Sentence examples for has been jacked from inspiring English sources
Last I heard, colchicine was one of many "old" medications whose price has been jacked way up.
"I've been arguing for a long time that the blues has been jacked.
After the car has been jacked up, place jack stands under framed portions of the car.
The inter-host bromance has been jacked up to obscene levels, for starters.
The entire 48-storey pile has been jacked up a whopping 30 metres into the air, improbably supported by zig-zagging steel legs that stride around the perimeter.
If you can find it (few copies were printed), afford it (they're expensive, and the price has been jacked up on secondary markets), lift it (it weighs more than thirteen pounds, and nearly crushed my son's foot when he dropped it), and banish the tunes from your head, you'll see what Ricks sees. 5. "The Pedestrians," by Rachel Zucker.
The Federal Reserve has been jacking up short rates while longer maturities' yields haven't budged much, likely because of heavy buying from abroad.
And while the yard has been known for low rents, "now they've been jacked up," she said.
He points up that the latter's trade is already declining "thanks to soaring oil prices that have been jacked up by a handful of banks".
Investors were disappointed that the emergency meeting had not led to tougher action: at each of the previous two meetings, rates had been jacked up by at least 20 percentage points.
