spiking造句

Coal price is spiking up.

I sense ticket sales spiking across the country.

Power levels are spiking! Get out of there, Optimus.

Application of multi-media dynamic graphing guidancein front spiking balls in volleyball teaching;

They always seemed to be saving the ball, rather than spiking it.

The results show that the China's teams are weak in serving, spiking, excepting their blocking.

Therefore, paying attention to volleyball spiking technical procedures of teaching and research is very important.

Of course, that may not be reassuring to a parent whose child's temperature is spiking at midnight.

"Chinese team could not overcome the tall Russian player's spiking and Blocking, even under the cheering of crazy Chinese fans."

The basic individual skills and team skills include: serving the ball, passing the ball (the volley pass and the dig pass), setting a pass, spiking sets, blocking shots.

With gas prices spiking, Oxford's word last year was "hypermiling," the act of conserving gasoline by making fuel-saving changes to one's automobile and driving habits.

Rice prices have fallen dramatically this year after spiking in 2008, in part because some countries, including Indonesia, already have boosted production.

This would be like spiking an Olympic-size swimming pool with approximately ten 4-ounce (113.4-gram) bottles of artificial vanilla.

Japan's nuclear crisis is spiking demand in the U.S. and a few other places for a cheap drug that can protect against one type of radiation damage -even though the risk is only in Japan.

The results showed that strength of serve reception attack of European national teams had been more powerful than that of Chinese team. The main reason was scarcities at individual ability of spiking.

Housing starts have yet to climb off the bottom, automobile sales have recovered only a third of their drop and the ratio of inventories to sales, after spiking during the recession, is now quite low.