Sentence examples for shooting upwards from inspiring English sources

Shooting upwards from the banks of the silver-backed river Usk, they look beautiful and benign.

In one image, the dark moon seems to be shooting upwards past the sun.

Meanwhile, if you want to take out a new tracker mortgage, rates have been shooting upwards in recent days.

"On their own figures, they are shooting upwards and if we were to carry on without doing anything, things can only get dramatically worse".

There were graphs showing parabolic curves of population and coal consumption shooting upwards, and charts showing estimates of woefully inadequate coal reserves.

The middle of the campaign thus becomes "this terrible doldrum" where the pledge total is crawling rather than shooting upwards, and fears mount that it will never hit its target.

When hurricanes knock out oil refineries, gasoline prices shoot upwards.

Rose-tinted stone turrets shoot upwards amid rows of chimneys.

Why does a weeping willow grow downwards while nearby poison ivy shoots upwards?

Instead of dropping off, or even staying where he was, his stats shot upwards.

In Argentina, Brazil and Mexico, all of which had enjoyed a booming market for their debt, yield spreads on government bonds suddenly shot upwards.