meteoric

The officer who served with Pounding said that when he first met him, “he was well-respected and he was on a meteoric rise.”

Fueled by atrocity and a blitzkrieg of gains in Iraq and Syria, the Islamic State has enjoyed a meteoric climb to notoriety.

But don't be fooled by the brash on-the-street demeanor and meteoric rise in popularity.

Despite the criticism, Tesla has continued its meteoric rise.

The establishment and meteoric rise of Shas in Israeli politics came largely in response to this reality.

There was not one of us who did not consider this meteoric display prophetic.

Perhaps she stood too near him, perhaps she was too young to draw the lesson that we of to-day draw from his meteoric career.

Meteoric stones have generally a broken, irregular surface, coated with a thin black crust, like varnish.

Another enormous mass of meteoric iron was found in South America, about the year 1788.

Meteoric stones have fallen in all climates, in every part of the earth, at all seasons, in the night and in the day.