Sentence examples for rating shot from inspiring English sources

Last year, Mr. D'Amato's environmental rating shot up to 29percentt, suggesting that he has developed a new concern for an issue of particular interest to New Yorkers.

THE NEWS With their state broke and its credit rating shot, California lawmakers cut more than $15 billion in programs to close a huge budget gap and shore up the state's finances.

It also details eight drink or drug related incidents on HMS Astute, the submarine on which a junior rating shot dead an officer in April 2011 after binge drinking while on shore leave.

The public has seldom held Congress in high esteem, although, briefly in 2002 the institution's approval rating shot up to 84%.

After the shoot in 2008 her familiarity with the American public was at 80% but her positive rating remained an 11 while her negative rating shot up to a 52.

In the New York Times/CBS News poll, his approval rating shot up to 57 percent, from 46 percent, after the raid, but fell back to 48 percent in early June.

"My heart rate shot sky high.

(Changes in the way crime is counted make it tricky to tell how the criminals responded, but Ashok Kumar, a local MP, claims that the crime rate shot up).

At Upton Park last week his cunning running was again a nuisance and he regularly outmuscled the giant Norwegian, holding Hangeland off as he teed up team-mates and, on one memorable occasion, chested down a mighty Rob Green clearance, swivelled adroitly and unleashed a long-rate shot that grazed the post.

Directed by Ilana Trachtman 1 hour 28 minutes; not rated Shot over three years in a close-knit Jewish Reconstructionist community in Philadelphia, "Praying With Lior" documents the extraordinary life of Lior Liebling, a rabbi's son with Down syndrome and an obsessive love of prayer.

We'll find out more tomorrow — I don't expect anything crazy, just slightly improved capabilities (frame rate, shot turnaround, screen res) in a smaller, lighter package.