Treasurys also went through the roof this week, depressing yields.
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Enrollment in the Pell Grant program went through the roof.
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Surrounded mostly by white women, my anxiety went through the roof.
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"I think my blood pressure went through the roof," he said.
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Covering that, then TV ratings went through the roof: 48.5 rating.
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Remember when premiums went through the roof at the start of 2014?
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The value of medallions -- driven by their scarcity -- went through the roof.
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Social media chatter went through the roof in the wake of the execution.
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He loaded it up with debt, and his spending went through the roof.
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"Bullion sales went through the roof," Silver Bullion sales manager Vincent Tie said.
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And in that time, the cost of health care went through the roof.
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"The first time we did it, the ratings went through the roof," she said.
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As rivals sprouted, the cost of acquiring and retaining customers went through the roof.
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With all of the buzz, the demand for Honey Kissed went through the roof.
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But in the process, some multicity and open-jaw fares went through the roof.
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When I brought up the idea of Rocket, his enthusiasm went through the roof.
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Once Wragg added that info to her item description, bids suddenly went through the roof.
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But both firms' distributions ballooned as Zoom's stock price went through the roof this month.
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When Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande started dating, their collective celebrity stock went through the roof.
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Bullying stopped, friendships were made, grades went up, and her self-esteem went through the roof.
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And he's -- by the way, he ran, I endorsed him, his numbers went through the roof.
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"My level of concern went through the roof when I saw what happened in Senegal," he said.
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"I resisted BBW but when I finally embraced it, my sales went through the roof," said Dee.
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Ratings went through the roof as everything we ever thought we knew about our country's decency exploded.
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Aluminum prices "went through the roof" this spring, he said, rising 32 percent from March to April.
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" As he got one speeding ticket after another, he said, his car insurance "went through the roof.
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When Minaj was spotted in an Alamo jacket with an illustration of Barbie, demand went through the roof.
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Perhaps you unveiled a new product or introduced a new service in 2015 and demand went through the roof.
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The Muppets were incredibly expensive to maintain, and ratings never really went through the roof, despite growing critical attention.
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Soon after, bitcoin went through the roof, making the amount of cryptocurrency he paid worth $40 million and then $80 million.
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Costs went through the roof, past $7,000/kW for some reactors: After that, nuclear power in the United States was moribund.
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My adrenaline went through the roof; I'd be lying to you if I didn't tell you I was scared for my life.
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And per Kaiser Health News, sales went through the roof after Trump tweeted about how his "nuclear button" was bigger than North Korea's.
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Stock buybacks went through the roof, so if you were an executive or a big shareholder, you did great with that tax giveaway.
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The Internet lit up with outrage when the price of EpiPen, the emergency medicine used to treat severe allergic reactions, went through the roof.
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Sales of semi-automatic rifles like the AR-15 went through the roof, and so did the number and frequency of massacres committed with them.
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The "cost of accepting investment from Benchmark just went through the roof in minds of founders everywhere," said one entrepreneur in Hong Kong, Larry Salibra.
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We have just as many women as before, but the number of men went through the roof after we made a male plastic surgery website.
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K. based stock among the top 50 best performers in the Stoxx 600, as British domestic stocks went through the roof following the election result.
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My excitement further went through the roof when I discovered that David Guetta was giving fans (guilty as charged), the opportunity to perform on the track.
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Overnight borrowing rates went through the roof last September, leading the New York Fed to pump billions of cash into the system to shore up liquidity.
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I loved the people, I loved the commotion, and then they did these polls where I went through the roof and I wasn't even running, right?
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In 2008 and 2011, when com- modities went through the roof, the price for a box of Wheaties didn't go up much, but the box got smaller.
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The idea that travelers should be hit by an extra charge for, um, having luggage began in 2008, when the cost of fuel went through the roof.
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They lost seats in the House, House Speaker Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE (R-Ga.) was forced to resign, and Clinton's approval ratings went through the roof.
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Requests for the Taco Bowl went through the roof after Trump posted the photo, Christopher Devine, the executive chef and general manager of Trump Tower Grill, told PEOPLE.
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Christopher Devine, executive chef and general manager of Trump Tower Grill, told PEOPLE requests for the $13.50 taco bowl went through the roof after Trump posted the photo.
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Unfortunately, as soon as Burt Reynolds passed away, the value of this thing went through the roof, and, yeah, if I scuff it at Starbucks, I'm gonna cry.
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"Sales went through the roof," wrote Steve Stoute, a former Interscope executive who asked Jay-Z to include the mention as a favour for a friend at Motorola.
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And with inflation running at well over 5% for most of the 19733s, he arrived at the Fed ready to tighten until interest rates went through the roof.
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"OMG my anxiety level went through the roof when he teetered on the end of the board ... great job .. STILL and ALWAYS will be a HERO!!!" one user wrote.
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A cult fan base developed following the release of a box set; in 1999, Drake's song "Pink Moon" appeared in a Volkswagen commercial, and sales went through the roof.
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In 1977, when a Georgia group threatened a boycott of the Girl Scouts of America for its endorsement of the Equal Rights Amendment, cookie sales went through the roof.
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The day after he was elected, the value of private prison stocks went through the roof; investors anticipated a possible expansion of jail beds under the tough-talking president-elect.
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" And Jonathan Swan reminds us: "The main game for Trump — and the reason his agitation levels went through the roof the last two weeks — is what happened to Michael Cohen.
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Carnival Cruise's insurance rates just went through the roof -- 2 of their massive ships collided, causing a huge panic on several ships ... including one where passengers were losing their minds.
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I wrote a longer post on the subject here, but the TL;DR version is: In the first decade of the 21st century, Chinese demand for coal went through the roof.
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Wall Street went through the roof during the war, so there were people making, in a week, ten times more than the average worker made in a year on Wall Street.
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The gaming audience agreed in droves: Sales went through the roof from day one, lifting the game to the number one position on Apple's paid app rankings in several market territories for weeks on end.
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So when gas prices went through the roof in 2008 — and remained high in the years that followed — many travelers were less willing to spend their evaporating discretionary income on gas to make the trip.
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In the wake of the landmark United Kingdom referendum that saw a majority of citizens unexpectedly vote in favor of leaving the European Union, gold-related assets went through the roof as investors looked for a safe haven.
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"We did a partnership in late 2016 with Morgan Stanley ... and our win rate just went through the roof when we brought together our technology with their wealth management and workplace services," Solium Capital CEO Marcos Lopez told Axios over the phone.
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The number of injured premier players went through the roof — the Giants lost Odell Beckham Jr. and three other receivers in one game — and Ryan Shazier, a Steelers linebacker whose terrifying spinal injury caused him to lose feeling in his legs, is facing a murky future.
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"There was a lot of volatility in the chicken market at that time and they were worried that if they set a menu price and the price of chicken then went through the roof that they would get squeezed or they'd have to raise the prices and it would be unstable," Dalio says.
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"Fur ban is no different than laws targeting baggy pants that are done to hurt the black community #nofurban don't mess with my drip" #NoFurBan @CoreyinNYC @bradlander @RLEspinal @HelenRosenthal @JustinBrannan@SpeakerCojo @MarkLevineNYC @SpeakerCoJo When he barked that people should be more concerned with police brutality against African Americans, the crowd rage went through the roof -- and Safaree unleashed a string of obscenities.
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The Los Angeles Times praised the acting but criticised the "creaky material". However the ratings "went through the roof" when the show aired.
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An incendiary bomb caused even greater damage when it went through the roof into the attic above the Alexander Hall, starting a devastating fire that caused the roof to collapse.
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Soon, shoes were available for football, jogging, basketball, running, etc. Many sports had their relevant shoe, made possible by podiatrist development of athletic shoe technology. During the 1990s, shoe companies perfected their fashion and marketing skills. Sports endorsements with famous athletes grew larger, and marketing budgets went through the roof.
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BanG Dream! Girls Band Party! has garnered positive reviews, with ComicsVerse's Jessica Liong describing it as "arguably the most popular" animated aspect of the franchise. Speaking with Real Sound in 2018, Kidani remarked "everything just went through the roof" after the game's release, noting its "level of polish" was among the factors that helped the franchise gain popularity.
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The second rocket that the British fired went through the roof, setting it alight again. Gambian efforts to put out the flames failed, and they quickly realised holding the mosque was untenable. Dozens committed suicide rather than surrender, and others threw themselves out the mosque and attempted to rush the British. Eventually, the fanatics in the mosque were either taken prisoner or killed.
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Rain drenched the summit anyway. In Moscow, the Russian Airforce tried seeding clouds with bags of cement on June 17, 2008. One of the bags did not pulverize and went through the roof of a house. In October 2009, the Mayor of Moscow promised a "winter without snow" for the city after revealing efforts by the Russian Air Force to seed the clouds upwind from Moscow throughout the winter.
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To promote the show and their CD, the Teen Angels traveled to Mexico City for a showcase and interviews. The third season finally debuted in Argentina in April, six months after production began. Without no substantial competition, after Patito Feo was canceled due to season 2's disastrous number, ratings went through the roof. The third season average is, up to August, 15 points, two points higher than 2008.
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He also assembled one of the finest numismatic and art libraries, which rivaled many university collections. On June 4 and 5 2006 a public and Internet auction at his California home sold Malter's prized numismatic library. The auction saw many of his friends and colleagues from around the United States and abroad attend. The first day of the auction included the better portion of his library and the prices realized went through the roof.
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Between 1989 and 1995 the newly united club from Canberra's deep south experienced a period of great success both on and off the pitch. Off the pitch, the club was connecting with the ever-expanding local community in a fashion the two separate clubs never could. Participation numbers went through the roof with registrations reaching well over 1,300 players each season. On the pitch the merged club started picking up its first titles.
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And then on the Monday night, this great big announcement was going > to be made that he was supposed to be engaged to Lana Cantrell. Well, the > ratings went through the roof... In his 2006 book King and I: My Life with Graham Kennedy, published by celebrity agent Anthony Zammit, broadcaster Rob Astbury stated that Kennedy and he had been lovers. Kennedy is portrayed as homosexual in the 2007 biopic The King. He was a Freemason.
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On the Thursday evening preceding the start of the festival, a storm demolished the tent stage and hurled large and heavy poles through the air. One such pole went through the roof of a paramedic van parked near the stage, killing one occupant and seriously injuring the other. The tent stage acts had to be canceled as a consequence. Festival organizers considered canceling the festival, but decided against it on advice of police, local authorities and even the paramedics team.
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It became one of the best-selling reggaetón albums of 2005 along with Real, when sales of both albums went "through the roof". This gained Queen several nominations for awards. At the Billboard Latin Music Awards 2006, it was nominated for "Reggaetón Album of the Year" and for "Urban Album of the Year" at the Premio Lo Nuestro 2007 award ceremony. It received a nomination for "Compilation Album of the Year" at the 2007 People's Choice Reggaetón and Urban Awards.
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It was not until 1999, when he visited the grave of a college friend who had been a free spirit and had encouraged him to be the same, that he overcame his fear and submitted them to three different syndicates, including United Features. United took the unprecedented step of first running the strips on its Comics.com Internet site to gauge reader response. When Scott Adams, Dilbert's creator, whom Pastis had never met, endorsed the strip the response "went through the roof".
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According to the official UN investigation report, in the morning of May 2 the AUC paramilitaries had established positions around the church, using the rare concrete buildings and the cement wall around the church yard for protection. The FARC took up positions to the north (in Barrio Pueblo Nuevo), and began launching gas cylinder bombs (pipetas) toward the paramilitary positions. Two landed nearby and the third went through the roof of the church, where it exploded on the altar. The church as of 2020, after reconstruction.
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However, "Oh Maggie", "Irelands Shore" and "All Around the world" became stalwarts of the band's live show. The FFL tour lasted 2 years, taking the group to The UK, US, Netherlands, Norway, Germany, Sweden and another sold out Irish tour. In this time the media campaign for the group skyrocketed as they clocked up an immense amount of TV appearances around the world, including a major slot on "The Regis and Kelli Show" in New York. The show was broadcast coast to coast and the album's sales went through the roof.
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Moog developed a prototype with two VCOs and a VCA. As the VCOs themselves could output voltage, one could be used to modulate the output of another, creating effects such as vibrato and tremolo. According to Moog, when Deutsch saw this, he "went through the roof" and immediately began making music with the prototype, attracting the interest of passersby: "They would stand there, they’d listen and they’d shake their heads ... What is this weird shit coming out of the basement?"alt=In 1964, Moog and Deutsch demonstrated the synthesizer at the electronic music studio at the University of Toronto.
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In 1994 a double live album was released, named "Κράτα το Σώου μαϊμού" (Krata to show maimou - Hold (keep up) the Show Monkey) with recordings from 4 concerts at Rodon club and 5 unplugged performances. Both this album's and the film soundtrack (H epohi ton dolofonon) sales went through the roof. Concerts during 1995 were often sold out all over Greece, at the Mylos club (Thessaloniki), Rodon club (Athens), and in England, where they performed in Manchester and at London's Marquee Club. The fifth studio album, "Κεφάλι γεμάτο χρυσάφι" (Kefali gemato chrysafi - Head Full of Gold) arrived in 1996 and was a commercial success.
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The Bojayá massacre () was a massacre that occurred on May 2, 2002 in the town of Bellavista, Bojayá Municipality, Chocó Department, Colombia. Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guerrillas attacked the town in an attempt to take control of the Atrato River region from United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) paramilitaries. During the fighting, a cylinder bomb (known in Spanish as a pipeta or cilindro bomba) launched by the FARC with a mortar at the AUC paramilitaries positioned by the walls of a church, went through the roof of the church instead, landing on the altar inside. Of the approximately 300 inhabitants of the town who had taken refuge in the church, 119 died in the explosion.
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John Hamilton (1755) A convoy of 31 transports and three warships left Boston on 19 May 1755, carrying nearly 2,000 New England provincial troops and 270 British regulars, and dropped anchor near the mouth of the Missaguash River on 2 June. The next day the troops, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Monckton of the regular army, disembarked a few kilometres from Fort Beauséjour. To defend the fort, Commander Louis Du Pont Duchambon de Vergor had only 150 soldiers from the Compagnies franches de la Marine and a dozen canonniers-bombardiers. On June 16, a large English bomb went through the roof of a casemate and killed many of its occupants.
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