They shot up my home and we all run in the bush.
Do you think I wanted to see my team get shot up?
The hand of one boy shot up with an answer to the question.
They all wanted to ask questions, and one hand after another shot up.
Just in time, he shot a hand up and caught them.
Pain shot up my side with every step I took.
It turned out that they shot up the wrong house.
If they mean to kill me, I see no reason for your home to be shot up as well.
"And I need to know what you shot him up with."
"Anybody got any idea why he might have shot up the school?"
Two days later, the number had shot up to 9 million.
A few days later, the list shot up to 30.
By last year, the figure shot up to 51 percent.
The following year, that figure had shot up to 561.
Within days, its stock price shot up to $6 per share.
The stock shot up to 29 1/4 on the day.
The average price has shot up to $1.6 million, from $750,000 in 1989, he said.
But the moment he moved, it shot up to eight or ten.
By the end of the first day's trading, the price had shot up to $30.
The price of school meals soon shot up to £2.
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