How to pronounce “skyrocket”(verb) in English

skyrocketing the state's largest public utilities went bankrupt we lost thousands of jobs probably many you live

and hunger was skyrocketing.

He was skyrocketed to fame after his roommate planted a hidden camera in their dorm room.

X divorce rates also skyrocketed when Gen Xers were teens so when Gen Xers

Compliance -- or contributions -- skyrocketed to over 90 percent.

television I think has just skyrocketed and taken off the way it has because people feel like they're not alone yeah and also they get to dip into somebody

Male #6: So you talked about the skyrocketing cost of a college education.

So I definitely owe it to YouTube for kind of skyrocketing the Guild into visibility.

we've just gone through the 90s when CEO pay skyrocketed as profits were going up.

robust was because fuel prices and gas prices skyrocketed.

But on rare occasions, when rising prices skyrocket out of control--

And in the meantime, consumption is skyrocketing.

began its rise but 2006 is the moment when the price of oil really skyrocketed

The likelihood of patients to refer the care, the quality of care that they received skyrocketed.

Your observation about skyrocketing tuition over

First, CEOs routinely gripe about how skyrocketing health care costs are posing a huge problem for their

real income and real disposable income for hard working two income families had continued to decline during this period while the top end had skyrocketed and taxes for those people

It doesn't matter what health care cost it is, it's still a tremendous portion of the GDP and it's only skyrocketing.

Facebook, as we know, started in Mark Zuckerberg's dorm room and in the last six years has really skyrocketed to a site that has over five hundred million members worldwide.