Sentence examples for shoot up about from inspiring English sources

Revenue will decline by up to 5% next year and in 2003, says Chief Financial Officer Bob Wayman Bob Wayman, but earnings are expected to shoot up about 20% by 2003.

In his remarks at the 2010 investors' conference, Mr. Dach highlighted Wal-Mart's big gains among former antagonists, saying favorable ratings had shot up about 24 points.

In the case of Lake Nyos in 1986, the jet of gas and water shot up about 260 feet, Dr. Kling said.

Shares shot up about 7percentt in initial after-hours trading.

The shares shot up about 6percentt after the company reported better than expected earnings.

But by 1641, the population of Plymouth had shot up to about 2,000 according to Plymouth Colony, Its History and People.

A round of golf that now costs $30 with a cart will shoot up to about $150 a round.

By Super Bowl weekend, my same room would shoot up to about $400 a night, if not more.

The euro has shot up from about $1.20 in September over continued concerns about the U.S. trade and budget deficits.

The stories he tells are not anodyne; they tend to be about things like slugging a childhood friend when he caught him shooting up and about visiting his mother in a halfway house after she was jailed for welfare fraud.

The United Nations estimates that the unemployment rate has shot up to about 50percentt from 25percentt.