Sentence examples for has shot through from inspiring English sources

Acclaim, though, may be harder to find after an affair that has shot through the heart of Fifa.

With the rise of digital cameras and affordable printing, the opportunities for traditional photographers have decreased, and competition has shot through the roof.

Already, fear has shot through the markets, with concerns about the debt ceiling and the government shutdown spurring the sharpest drop in consumer confidence since Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008.

Ishaq Siddiqi, market strategist at ETX Capital said: After Bernanke's testimony and the Fed meeting minutes on May 22, risk assets have declined sharply while bond yields have spiked and volatility has shot through the roof.

Thanks to greenery gone mad, neighbourhoods turned selfish and surly, and red tape and regulatory uncertainty run amok, the state's utilities have not built a new power-generation plant in over a decade.Yet the state's appetite for electricity has shot through the roof.

In recent weeks, as news bulletins have been dominated by heartbreaking images and stories of desperate people seeking safety in Europe, the number of people looking to volunteer has shot through the roof, said Forward Maisokwadzo, a development worker in Bristol.

"Vegetable prices have shot through the roof," she said.

Executives with emerging-market experience have shot through the ranks.The developing world promised spectacular riches.

Property values in Portugal have shot through the roof in the last six years.

Old East-West antagonisms have shot through attempts to correct the record.

Startup rates have shot through the roof in recent years, from 440,600 in 2011 to 581,173 in 2014.