Sentence examples for shooting up on from inspiring English sources

"There were guys shooting up on the doorstep," she said.

"I tried to be cool when I found junkies shooting up on the stoop.

While staring right at me, this brazen little creature inched closer and closer, shooting up on his hind legs between short scurries, like a furry Frankenstein.

They were shooting up on the stairs, the families living here all wanted out and when other dealers moved in, it was beyond anyone's control".

Over a three-day period I shot him at Winterland and that was the famous concert where he either simulated or didn't simulate shooting up on stage.

But it's everyday bodging that can be more damaging, from the prefab schools-disguised-as-sheds to the badly planned apartment blocks shooting up on urban peripheries and stacked hutches of fast-buck student flats.

Oil production fails to keep up with demandCRUDE-OIL prices shot up on June 8th Brent crude to a one-month high of $118.59 per barrel after OPEC representatives meeting in Vienna were unable to reach an agreement on production quotas.

Still, the price of cocoa shot up on Monday.

The stock shot up on Thursday as the investment allayed concerns about the bank.

Telecommunications and financial issues, which had shot up on Tuesday, were among the biggest decliners.

Now he's shot up on this season's Ladbrokes odds list.