Sentence examples for shoot up if from inspiring English sources

Campaign costs shoot up if the constituency is large or if the candidate is an "outsider" imposed by the party.

The BRC said prices of consumer staples such as food and clothes will shoot up if the UK has to fall back on World Trade Organisation rules.

He is making plans to travel to London to watch the final because "the cost of that trip will just shoot up if I actually wait for Madrid to qualify".

In thinly traded markets, bond prices can suddenly shoot up if only a few investors take fright and start selling.The clumsy handling of Spain's 2012 budget may have persuaded some to sell.

George Galloway says the Crown should skip Prince Charles and go straight to Prince William because Charles interferes too much in politics and republicanism would shoot up if he became King.

The retail industry has issued a stark warning that prices of consumer staples such as food and clothes will shoot up if the UK government fails to negotiate a good trading deal with the EU.

What do you know about crabs?" Hands shot up: "If they pinch your arm, you can bleed!"; "They come from the South!"; "You can crack the pieces and eat the chicken inside!" "Chicken?" Wallace said, smiling.

The 3% has come from your data, so you select the word "rose" and write a rule, known as a "branch", which will change the word "rose" to the phrase "shot up" if the percentage is more than 5%.

But why did prices continue to shoot up in those areas if people were leaving?

The bond will not be called if interest rates shoot up or if the issuer gets into financial trouble.

So as journalists were invited to the Science Media Centre in London to hear how the worldwide rise in temperatures has stalled, the mercury shot up as if on cue to record the hottest day of the year so far.