Sentence examples for shoot up with from inspiring English sources
Shoot up with lidocaine and win a Cy Young award.
The old approach allowed the fees to shoot up with increases in advertising in hotly contested races.
The 250,000 Britons who have type-one diabetes, and about a third of the 2.3m with type-two diabetes, shoot up with insulin several times a day.
Hands shoot up with enthusiasm, undimmed even by a drill of singing the lengthy national and state anthems in the baking school yard.
An anarchist and the lead singer for the Leisure Class, an experimental rock band, he would regularly shoot up with the likes of the beat poets Gregory Corso and Herbert Huncke and other mainlining cool cats, he said.
Plants shoot up with reckless abandon only to melt into washes of hallucinatory hues.
Sales shot up with the birth of Superman in 1938.
And the ordinary everyday crime had shot up with it: robberies nearly doubled that year.
It was a sexy story, a happy story that advertisers love, and the news channels' ratings shot up with the coverage of Mr. Hazare's dramatic fast.
In response to the news, markets around the world shot up, with the Dow Jones industrial average closing up about 370 points.
As western countries cottoned on to this apparently magical resource, demand has shot up, with argan oil appearing in everything from shampoo bars to instant eye-tightening serum.
