Where-- the costs are going through the roof-- where the number of scripted television shows, movies is going through the roof.
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I'm going through the roof," Trump told "Fox & Friends.
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"Consumer expectations are just going through the roof," Miller said.
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The bar indicating carbon dioxide was going through the roof.
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HIS TAXES ARE GOING THROUGH THE ROOF, BASED ON THIS.
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It has not worked; the rates are going through the roof.
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"The yield per hectare is going through the roof," he said.
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Eastern time, ticket sales are going through the roof around the country.
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The numbers on offense are going through the roof across the nation.
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They're going through the roof, from past -- I don't know about today.
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The revenues are rising and the viewing figures going through the roof.
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"Mobile use in India is going through the roof," Mr. Sharma said.
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LIESMAN: RIGHT NOW THE DEFICIT NUMBERS ARE REALLY GOING THROUGH THE ROOF HERE.
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For a year, I was everyone's favorite genius, because everything was going through the roof.
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"But nobody can deny that costs right now are going through the roof," he said.
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Life at the time was hard, people were without work, prices were going through the roof.
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On the other hand, when we look at real assets and financial assets, they're going through the roof.
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"As you know better than most, tuition keeps going through the roof and debt keeps piling up," Clinton said.
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"I've read about at least ten or more horror stories of tolerance going through the roof on Reddit," he says.
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By the mid-2000s, the hedge fund boom was at its height, with Greenwich office rents going through the roof.
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"Electric mobility will come, but demand is not going through the roof at the moment," the newspaper quoted Krueger as saying.
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"Obviously, cloud margins are going through the roof," Oracle's co-CEO Safra Catz said during the last earnings call in June.
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Stevenson says that following the incident, sales have been going through the roof and that he's very thankful for the community.
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"When I got to second base, my emotions were going through the roof," the normally taciturn Sanchez said through an interpreter.
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"The Reserve Bank is looking at fairly weak consumer prices but asset and house prices that are going through the roof," Mellor said.
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ObamaCare's combination of subsidies and excessive regulation — funded by egregious tax increases — resulted in healthcare costs for most Americans going through the roof.
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"All of a sudden, these devices became more expensive, and you can see that average selling price trend going through the roof," says Akyuz.
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And so David is not seeing his production cost, you know, going through the roof, A. And B, he owns all of his content.
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Twenty years later, with many more hurdles, challenges, risks and costs going through the roof, we got creative, and we certainly won't stop now.
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"The Reserve Bank (of Australia) is looking at fairly weak consumer prices but asset and house prices that are going through the roof," Mellor said.
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"In December, we had very hard practices, but you could not imagine that it's going through the roof so quick and so good," Beltz said.
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"The values have been going through the roof," Mr. Lubell said of that space, though he declined to disclose how much the new building cost.
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At the same time, DJ prices were going through the roof, mainly thanks to the tobacco sponsorships that started to pop up all over the world.
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But unlike those other businesses, the Silicon Valley giant is being strained by the coronavirus in a different way: Its usage is going through the roof.
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Gambling revenues in the Chinese territory have been going through the roof over the past year, with April's 20163-percent spike marking the 21st month of gains.
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She's working her tail off, but worries her son won't be able to afford to go to college, especially with her daughter's prescription drug costs going through the roof.
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Some choice sections:Pete Roberts of Nottingham, England, was one of the many risk-takers who threw their savings into cryptocurrencies when prices were going through the roof last winter.
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The Republican majority will leave town with Obamacare still the law of the land and with a deficit going through the roof on the back of GOP tax cuts.
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"Everybody looks at the stock market and sees share prices going through the roof right now, but few of the CEOs I talk to feel good about that," Richert said.
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The numbers are there to back up the theory too -- sales for companies like General Mills, Tyson Foods, Campbell Soup, Kraft and Heinz are going through the roof of late.
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And in California, perhaps especially, where housing prices are going through the roof, we've got to make sure that we are creating enough housing units for the demand that is here.
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Sure, you can use Bitcoins for payments, but with transaction fees going through the roof and Bitcoin's price constantly rising, it's just not a very good way to pay for things online.
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And suddenly, the crime rate is spiking, homicides are going through the roof, and the problem is, they don't know how to solve it without those old tactics, without the aggressive policing.
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The inflation is rampant and going through the roof, and not that you want to hurt anybody, but that regime, we will let the people know that we are behind them 100 percent.
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"If you're not eating a bunch of processed carbs and processed sugar and you're not eating too much food in general, you won't have insulin levels that are going through the roof," she says.
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The "rah rah" patriotism Trump thought he could gin up with it wasn't building, and the costs -- as they always do when you are talking about massive movements of our military -- were going through the roof.
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You have deductibles that are so high, that after people go broke paying their premiums which are going through the roof, the health care can't even be used by them because their deductibles bills are so high.
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One of the sources said that could recharge U.S. demand: "If there was a Model 3 for $35,000 that was still a really good car, that blows away the competition, I could see demand going through the roof."
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Jordan has had to defend negative rates amid increasingly vocal criticism from banks and savers, saying they remain essential to keep the safe-haven Swiss franc from going through the roof and damaging the export-led Swiss economy.
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"Before you jump on the speculative bandwagon that has medallion prices going through the roof in the near future, take a step back and ask yourself what the price of a medallion should be," Mr. Lutfallah wrote in his 2006 piece.
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"Even though labor costs and rent/occupancy are going through the roof for restaurants, it is difficult for them to take price increases given the highly competitive environment as well as their recent history of being very aggressive on this tactic," Pawlak said.
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The other three ads have Trump going "through the roof" if dinner's not ready when he gets home, bragging about a "beautiful piece of ass" and advising fathers to neglect their kids — all pulled mostly word-for-word from years of the Donald's ruminations in the media.
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"The domestic aspect of electricity consumption has grown massively - more so than industry and the service sector in ASEAN - and as a result the air-conditioning bill is going through the roof," said Tim Hill, research director at Eco-Business, a media organization covering sustainability in Asia.
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"It's an exciting time to be studying animal vision because we have these imaging technologies becoming incredibly accessible and cheap and we have computational power going through the roof," said co-lead author Cedric van den Berg, a PhD student at the University of Queensland in Australia, in a call.
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He knew world cinema too well for that. Indeed, he was a > constant magnet for people who, weary of the usual obsessive gossip about > what's going through the roof and what's bombing this week, wanted good, > lively talk about film itself. Alex was that rarity, an established > screenwriter who constantly helped the unknown and the inexperienced. Jacobs married Sally Rich (a stage and constume designer) in 1953.
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During the call, he fired off several rounds from his shotgun, with one of them going through the roof of his truck. Authorities then closed the two freeways, preventing anyone from approaching him. Jones remained in his truck the entire time, as police and news helicopters monitored his movements. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Special Weapons Team began to assemble and got into position around him.
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The material used was almost exclusively marble, from columns to the walls, going through the roof and entablature. The quality of marble and the size of that tell us that its construction was carried out by skilled craftsmen of high quality, placing the result at the level of the most beautiful buildings of the empire. The temple stood at the edge of Colonia Patricia, at the edge of the western walls. A small stretch of the wall was destroyed to build the temple.
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Several other tracks, including "Tócame" and "Baila Así", received airplay on Anglophone and Hispanophone radio stations in the United States. Real is regarded as a factor in 2004's reggaetón exposure to mainstream English-speaking markets, along with Queen's previous album (her 2003 studio recording, Diva) and albums by Daddy Yankee and Tego Calderón. It became one of the best-selling albums of 2005 (along with her fifth studio album, Flashback), with sales of both going "through the roof". Queen then embarked on concert tours of Latin America and the United States; she also promoted the album with a network television-news segment detailing her career and struggle for respect in reggaetón, performing "Chika Ideal" on Don Francisco Presenta.
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