Sentence examples for skyrocketed like from inspiring English sources
"Manny's contract provides for the first of his options to be decided upon at the end of the year and there's a time for that, but it's certainly after the season," he said.HOWARD GETS $10 MILLION Ryan Howard's bank account just skyrocketed like one of his upper-deck home runs.
In fact, across the board, searches for virtual reality porn skyrocketed like no other category.
The price of the 3500 GT sold by Bonham's this past summer at its Nürburgring auction (shown below) was a mere $19,562, about 20% to 30% lower than it was in the "gold rush" days of the late 1980s, when everything painted red and ending in a vowel was skyrocketing like a telecom stock.
And this was at the period where interest rates skyrocketed up to like 24%.
Facebook likes skyrocketed by 82% in 2013.
Another Facebook page titled "We Stand With Phil" has skyrocketed to over 516,000 likes in a little over 12 hours at the time of writing.
"The cost of construction, the cost of land has skyrocketed in cities like New York and San Francisco," Mr. Martinez told the National Council of State Housing Agencies here.
In states that introduced the requirements on their own (without the subsidies and penalties), premiums skyrocketed ― leading states like Kentucky to abandon the reforms and others like New York to end up with deeply dysfunctional insurance markets.
Channing Tatum's fame skyrocketed because of hits like "21 Jump Street" and "The Vow," both from Sony, and Warner's "Magic Mike".
Unlike in rebel-held areas, where the price of bread has skyrocketed, and fluctuates almost like a currency, the state-run bakeries still sell eight flat loaves for fifteen Syrian pounds, despite the depreciation of the pound.
A very short history tells us that if there isnt enough happening at a site to keep visitors entertained, even a hugely popular site like Friendster which skyrocketed to more than a million visitors per month during the fall of 2003 can lose steam quickly.
