Sentence examples for has jacked from inspiring English sources

They complain that it has jacked up access prices.

Traditionally, America's economy has turned down after the Federal Reserve has jacked up interest rates to fight inflation.

Given the claim they're about to put in, the club may find that their insurer has jacked the premium up next time around.

Gentrification has jacked up apartment prices beyond the reach of most of the families who lived here for centuries, indeed millenniums.

To them, he is Tight-Rod, an apartment tycoon, who, renters say, has jacked late fees to $100 from $50 on units that run around $600 a month.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an antismoking zealot, has jacked up cigarette taxes so high that a pack can now cost $7 or more.

You'll have jacked in your job by the end of the day.

Billionaires have jacked up franchise values for professional sports teams across the board.

Banks have jacked up the price for back-up credit lines, when they offer them at all.

I think to really get any mileage out of that maxim I would have had to have jacked it in halfway through my first column.

Earlier this week, Paul Cookson, a father of one from Devon, posted a Facebook message complaining that Center Parcs had jacked their prices up by £300 over half term.