Sentence examples for which has shot from inspiring English sources

He was describing his latest book, "French Melancholy," which has shot up the best-seller list here.

Mexico figures in the news largely because of narco violence, which has shot up since 2006 (though just recently it may have levelled off).

Humble Pi, which has shot into the Sunday Times bestseller lists, is a fun collection of stories about maths going wrong.

Villanova, which has shot at a torrid pace across the tournament, has struggled some early; Jalen Brunson has four points to lead the Wildcats.

One successful example has been Marsèll, a collection of androgynous slip-ons that cost around $665, which has shot up to a $1 million business for the store in a year.

Raising the stakes for snowboarders this Olympics is the larger size of the halfpipe, which has shot up to 22 feet from 18 feet in the 2006 Olympics in Turin, Italy.

Then you have inflation and the price of foodstuffs which have shot up alarmingly.

Rising inflation is partly due to oil prices, which have shot up in the past year.

Telecommunications and financial issues, which had shot up on Tuesday, were among the biggest decliners.

Corporate profits, which had shot up in the late 1990's, declined for the third consecutive quarter.

The stockmarket, which had shot up by 10% when Mr Habibie withdrew his candidacy, quickly shed its gains.