Sentence examples for were shooting up at from inspiring English sources

Harold Wilson could only dream of 1% inflation when prices were shooting up at an annual rate of almost 26% in 1975.

Two days later, six apartments were shot up at the King's Villages apartments in Pasadena.

But it was Dr. Boyer's nonscientific reckoning that bulbs appeared to be shooting up at the garden this year "pretty stinking early".

Tuition is usually too high for them at private colleges, and now it is shooting up at the state schools as they struggle to get by with smaller subsidies in a weak economy.

Russia Today carried video of a man in a bulletproof vest who it said was shooting up at people in the burning building.

In the current climate of reverse musical chairs - more seats available than players to fill them - pay should be shooting up at far more than current rates.

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Alan Feuer, of the New York Times, reports that high-tech employment in New York is shooting up by 30 percent in the last five years, at a time when overall private-sector employment has decreased.

It is the mortar by which a line is shot up to O'Neil and at the end of it is a grappling ladder.

In the last year, it's shot up quite a lot – at one point I gained around 100,000 in about two months," she said.

But several of the diagrams, with unusual trajectory angles, seemed to suggest that the detective firing the shots was lying on the ground and shooting up at the car, or shooting down from more than 10 feet in the air.