Sentence examples for rocketed up to from inspiring English sources

"The slightest hint of a terrorist plot gets rocketed up to a high level relatively quickly," he says.

And in the mid-90s, only about 17% of Londoners were spending more than a third on housing; now that's rocketed up to 31%.

He had not seen his girlfriend and brother since October 12 when he rocketed up to the station on another Soyuz craft.

With the 1990's boom in merlot sales, the amount of merlot grapes planted in the state rocketed up to 47,638 acres in 1999 from a mere 7,435 in 1990.

The smash single, Black Beatles, which rocketed up to the top of the Billboard chart, is Peak SremmLife – they're young bulls living like old geezers with so much money on the floor that "they're buying school clothes".

HP began its offshore operations in India in 1995, and its head count there has rocketed up to 10,000.

Gerl, who sang the dastardly but impotent Eutifronte, wrote for himself a roiling vengeance aria, and for Schack a coloratura showpiece that rockets up to a high D. The basso's revenge?

He denies that the government has sold the Royal Mail too cheaply, despite shares rocketing up to 450p from the 330p float price This short-term froth is "Absolutely no significance whatsoever", Cable claims.

In theory, if whales are 1000m or 2000m down, the noise of sonar could send them rocketing up to the surface.

After rocketing up to over 90 miles per hour through the curvy cul-de-sacs of Victorville, their Dodge Durango hit a speed bump too fast and at the wrong angle, causing them to flip over and land on top of a high-voltage electrical transformer that lit up their car like a Christmas tree.

Sales to China rocketed up 90% to £12m, while exports to India went up 42%.