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Thanks to its efforts, the number of vehicles converted to plug-in status seems likely to soar from a handful today to hundreds within a year.

"I'm still running Waterside," he added, referring to an apartment complex he developed in the 1970's in which four towers soar from a platform over the East River from 25th to 30th Street.

The Gartner Group, a research and advisory firm, forecasts that the growth rate of mobile phone subscribers in India will soar from a mere 3.1 million at the end of 2000 to surpass anywhere else in Asia, reaching 30 million by 2005.

In his 35 years as board chairman, Keller saw the school's enrollment soar from a few students to more than 100,000, annually.

Forrester, a market-research firm, reckons that the number of tablets bought in America will soar from an estimated 10m units this year to 35m by 2012, with Apple still dominating the field by then.

The cost had soared from a projected $400 million to about $2.4 billion.

Unemployment soared from a low of 4 per­cent in 2000 to a peak of 10 per­cent in October 2009.

HERE was a baseball that never soared from a swinging bat.

Several schools in poor areas made extraordinary leaps, one in KwaZulu-Natal soaring from a 7% pass rate to 94%.

Rights fees for these games soared from a few million dollars to well over $50 million by the late 1980s.

Since late last summer a tall plume of water has soared from a fountain at the southern end of the Central Park reservoir.