Sentence examples for has gone up at from inspiring English sources
Attendance has gone up at only one race, the season-opening Daytona 500.
It's on my list of the year's twenty-six best films, which has gone up at Culture Desk.
Health care cost inflation has gone up at the lowest rate over the last three years that we've seen in many, many years.
"The amount of kicking that most elite swimmers do in practice has gone up at least 20percentt in the past few years," Troy said.
A bank of loudspeakers has gone up at one end of the square and we are waiting for a concert by the popular band Eskenderdella.
And unlike the prices of most other crops, the cost of corn has gone up at many stands, from three for $1 last year to five ears for $2.
He doesn't think hate crimes have gone up at all.
But it was the first time the rate had gone up at all since 1988.
Growth has averaged nearly 9% for a decade, and buildings in the capital, Kuala Lumpur, have gone up at a rate to match.
One town house had gone up at 10 East 96th Street in 1902 -- it was demolished in the 1920's -- but no others had followed.
"We've gone up at a much more balanced level, so we can still offer buyers in Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego a tremendous value for their money".
