Sentence examples for shot up at from inspiring English sources

Adding to concerns about Spain, its borrowing costs shot up at a bond auction.

A hand had shot up at the front of the theatre.

Numbers shot up at Christmas, with 2.4 million attending a festive service in 2014.

When he sat down, they were wired and they shot up at the front.

Signaling its approval, the stock market shot up at news that the former head of Alcoa had been canned.

Occupancy has shot up at many places, and some of the more centrally located are often fully booked.

But several of the diagrams, with unusual trajectory angles, seemed to suggest that the detective firing the shots was lying on the ground and shooting up at the car, or shooting down from more than 10 feet in the air.

If you want an action shot of your friend skateboarding, lay on the ground and shoot up at them.

My eyebrows shoot up at his affection for such a pious bore, but he chuckles knowingly.

"Invariably, if it's a popular offering," she added, "it will shoot up" at first.

Bartoli's left eyebrow shoots up at this, but she says: "It's because I now have the technique.