Sentence examples for it will shoot up from inspiring English sources

"Invariably, if it's a popular offering," she added, "it will shoot up" at first.

This year it will shoot up because investment surged and growth slowed, but the ICOR is meaningless in a recession.

I feel vaguely the way I do when my children are feverish; if I don't keep taking the emotional temperature of the world, I fear it will shoot up to critical when I'm not looking.

Like when I put my finger in the probe for the blood oxygen, oxygen in the blood er, it will shoot up to ninety nine, it's never been ninety nine, now it, obviously, I can tell that that's not going to work that, so what I do is take my finger out and do some of the others and I go back to that and try again so you know... .....

If Google can ever get that rate to actually go down, maybe its stock will shoot up again.

"If you analyze it, you get wonderful insights into your customers, and your sales will shoot up". It sure sounds plausible.

It's possible interest rates will shoot up and the economy will tank.

Powered by a hand crank and made of bamboo, it also contains seeds, so a tree will shoot up in the landfill where it's buried.

If Romney enters office and slashes tax rates without pushing through offsetting spending cuts, the budget deficit will shoot up — just as it did following the Reagan and Bush tax cuts.

"Their earnings will shoot up two or three-fold, and it isn't uncommon to see it rise as much as 8X — it's a life-changing experience".

At its height the old library had 2.2 million users: he predicts numbers will shoot up to 3.5 million, which would make it the most visited public library in Europe.