Sentence examples for that have shot from inspiring English sources

"I know guys that have shot at them," Mr. Our said.

These are the people that Ed Miliband has chosen to stand up for this week - the millions of people overwhelmed by energy bills that have shot up almost £300 since the last election.

There are some great renovation-as-revenge stories around; and Ms Lisle-Mainwaring is far from the first person to paint their house a garish colour to get back at councils and residents that have shot down their building plans.

In the city's glittering towers that have shot up in the past decade or so, traders spoke of Kenya reaching an "inflection point" presaging a drop in political risk.

And there are real economic consequences, both in our local communities and in our ability to compete economically with other countries that have shot past us in academic achievement.

Great St Helens is being transformed into an outdoor sculpture gallery that will complement the new wave of buildings that have shot up around Norman Foster's Gherkin over the past decade.

Still others were caked in the clay-brown mud that had shot out of the well after the first explosion.

Meanwhile, how does one control a 6-foot scoring dervish that has shot down Reggie Miller, Vince Carter, Ray Allen and Glenn Robinson in consecutive series?

It is not only the GMC that has shot itself in the foot with this crazy judgment.

Acclaim, though, may be harder to find after an affair that has shot through the heart of Fifa.

He complained that his business was struggling under the burden of rapidly rising health insurance premiums that had shot up 13% in a year.