If one and two is right, then flour just has to
go sky-high. If I'm riding hunches one and two, I just got to ride this cinch, which is number three.
Burning Daylight
Flores said rice prices continue to
go sky-high and there is no affordable rice available in local markets.
'Cheap NFA rice missing in markets'
In this competitive world, there is no wonder that the expectations of parents
go sky-high. In order to rise to that expectation, the child goes through immense psychological problems.
Suicides worry
Executive producer Michael Narducci revealed at the 2014 Comic-Con panel that the Mikaelson family drama will
go sky-high in "The Originals" Season 2.
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"The industry feels that the cost of acquiring land for the industrial projects and the realty sector will
go sky-high, which is something not desirable when India is facing an economic slowdown," the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry said in a statement.
Indian business worried by new land reform law
"It will enable us to store enough salt to see us through the worst winter and we will not have to buy emergency supplies, when prices
go sky-high, as we start to run out.
City council to build salt barn to prevent winter shortages
On April 15 I wrote here that I, as much as anyone, would be delighted to see [prize-money]
go sky-high. I also said my criticism was based on two premises - the tariffs scheme has been poorly thought out and badly executed.
Is prize-money enough?
Set in Berkeley, California, philosophy student Jessamine Bach and her older sister Emily, the CEO of an internet company, are polar opposites: Jess is a dreamer, happy with her bookstore job, while Emily is focused, waiting for her company's shares to
go sky-high.
AT A GLANCE
The siblings are polar opposites: Jess is a dreamer, happy enough with her bookstore job, while Emily is practical and focused, waiting for her company''s shares to
go sky-high.
BOOKS
Set in Berkeley, California, philosophy student Jessamine Bach and older sister Emily, the CEO of an internet start-up, are polar opposites: Jess is a dreamer, happy enough with her bookstore job, while Emily is practical and focused, waiting for her company's shares to
go sky-high. Cleverly combining romance with social intellect, Goodman demonstrates what happens when the idealistic bubble bursts.
OFF Switch IF THE TELEVISION'S NOT ON
SAFETY FIRST: The team check the gondola, top, before taking it down, cleaning as they
go SKY-HIGH: One Canada Square and Paul seen from the inside
YOU SHOULD SEE WHAT WE CAN SEE WHEN WE'RE CLEANING WINDOWS
And blood pressures could
go sky-high if fans have to endure yet another nerve-wracking penalty shoot-out - such as when Stuart Pearce's missed spot-kick brought heartache for England against the Germans in the 1990 semi-final.
HARMCHAIR FANS; World Cup nerves, booze and fast-foods could kill
The "Beale appeal" story-line follows revelations that Corrie ratings were set to
go sky-high for the wedding between butcher Ashley Peacock and hairdresser Maxine.
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Interest rates didn't have to
go sky-high; in fact, in 1948, as inflation cooled, the Fed's discount rate was 1.5 percent.
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But the famously skinflint rocker, 62, isn't about to let costs
go sky-high - as he has made his kids take a no-frills budget flight to the bash in Italy.
PENNY PINCHER; EXCLUSIVE Kids mock 'cheap' Rod as they get a budget plane to wedding of year