"Oh-oh-oh," she sings, and then, her voice soaring, "Good morning, Baltimore".
The United States current-account deficit — the gap between what Americans spend and what they produce in goods and services — soared well past $700 billion in 2005 and requires about $2 billion a day in new foreign financing.
In its semi-annual forecast, the Commission said that soaring prices of food, oil and metals would raise the cost of producing other goods, sending inflation soaring well above last year's figure of 2.1% and the European Central Bank's target of 2.0%.
Worldwide coffee prices had soared - good for farmers in the short term, but attracting get-rich-quick investors who rushed headlong into coffee-processing because the profits were high.
Membership has soared after good turnouts in regional and local elections.
His wife's letters in reply recount her difficulties in raising a family of young children and operating a farm while war went on not far from her doorstep, refugees inundated Braintree, local epidemics raged, prices soared, and goods and labor became ever scarcer.
Stocks soar on good news, no matter how expensive they already are.
But the relief has been welcomed by many families as food and gas prices soar and good jobs are harder to find because of the struggling economy.
Yet even as demand for meat was softening, prices for the corn and soybean meal needed to feed flocks and herds were soaring, in good part because of robust demand from China.
After the recession, production of durable goods soared.
ISTANBUL — Prices have soared on imported goods, scaring buyers and sellers.
