Sentence examples for time shooting up from inspiring English sources

They were repulsive and seemed to spend as much time shooting up and throwing up as they did playing music.

Ultimately when playing either, the vast majority of players will have a perfectly grand time shooting up the world and each other with glorious visuals and sound.

At the time, shooting up this way seemed like a win-win situation.

"If you stick 300 students in a lecture hall several times a week, your contact time shoots up," said one speaker.

A Center Parcs break that cost £279 during term time shoots up in price to £829 when the schools are on holiday.

Thereafter the circulation of the discounted Times shot up while that of The Independent, whose owners could not afford to reduce its price, fell away.

Rodman, who was 5 feet 11 inches (1.75 metres) tall when he graduated from high school in Dallas and who tried and failed to make the school basketball team four times, shot up more than another 7 inches (18 cm) and earned a spot on the Cooke County Junior College team in Dallas in 1981.

"Surprise!" I hissed it this time, before shooting up off my bed and stumbling into my living room.

The World Famous pyrotechnic company had alchemised the building: turning concrete into flame with fires on the balconies and torches flickering on the ground; from time to time flames shot up and expanded.

The missions vary widely: sometimes your job is to tail a shady crime lord and take pictures catching him snorting coke off a stripper's back, other times you are shooting up a funeral.

And bitcoin kept shooting up—each time I made a withdrawal from my Mt.Gox account the value of bitcoins was higher than before.