Sentence examples for has shot back from inspiring English sources

Now Instagram has shot back.

To emphasise the point the monthly total of job vacancies has shot back towards boom year heights.

And while demand for the subsidy declined with the recession, it has shot back up in many states as employment has returned, putting new strain on child care resources.

John Burton, the former California legislator who drafted the law, has shot back at the chefs, likening the tradition of foie gras (which dates back centuries) to waterboarding and female genital mutilation.

Mr. Halter has shot back with new advertisements using snippets of Mrs. Lincoln's comments at a debate on Friday to suggest that she supports cutting Medicare and Social Security, as well as providing a tax cut for the wealthy.

After the Times's Paul Krugman took issue with a story that suggested Obama misled the public about the taxes that millionaires pay, the Associated Press has shot back with its own bit of fact-checking.

The I.M.F. and economists have shot back.

Angry Haitian crowds have already stoned Nepalese vehicles and the peacekeepers have shot back.

The Pakistanis, he claims, have shot back 3,000 shells of their own.

Conveniently left out is the fact that since 2003 they have shot back up again.

Even if the Ivans had shot on command or out of habit, we would not have shot back.