Sentence examples for shot upwards from inspiring English sources
Seventeen seconds later, Snow blocked a shot upwards.
In the 1960's and 1970's, women's labor force participation shot upwards, as did women's wages.
"Students who had slipped a grade were suddenly being accepted by this competitor university, so their recruitment shot upwards and ours was under pressure.
The upshot of that is that the government's finances did the splits: the tax take collapsed just as welfare spending shot upwards.
And the result was that when electrons encountered blockages, they were unable to work around them, and the resistance of the material shot upwards.
Instead of dropping off, or even staying where he was, his stats shot upwards.
The company caught its second wind because of music — a thing Microsoft has never understood — and it is the iPod and iTunes that shot Apple upwards, before the smartphones and tablets lifted them up yet again.
Small-shot Dry systems also have a very low chance of damaging an engine versus a wet shot with upwards of 200-400 hp gain would.
After assuming power in the early 1980s, the Chin raked in some $100 million calling the shots for upwards of 300 made men operating in New York's Little Italy, on the Miami docks and in the streets of Philadelphia.
After a couple of double bogeys and three other dropped shots, he springs upwards to +8. 7.59pm BST I can't concentrate until I tie up the loose end tagged 'Sergio'.
The Englishman was therefore only shot from the ankles upwards, and no Star Wars footage exists of his feet.
