Sentence examples for a boom at from inspiring English sources

It is not a boom, at least not yet.

He had been operating a boom at a test shooting at a beach, remembered Ralph Schwingel, a producer at Wüste.

Shortly after the firefighters returned, residents reported hearing a boom at about 4 30 that reverberated through the neighborhood.

market is enjoying something of a boom at the moment, but Ms. Killian says it has little to do with the JOBS Act.

Crews totaling about 1,100 members set up a boom at the entrance of Bolsa Chica Wetlands in hopes of preventing the oil from reaching the wildlife sanctuary, where thousands of birds live.

The best conditions for more than a decade have sparked a boom at Aviemore, Scotland's biggest resort, where 20,000 skiers have so far taken to the slopes, four times the number at this time last year.

[World Business, Section W.] A Building Boom at Boston Harbor Parts of an elevated highway that walled Boston Harbor off from the downtown area are being demolished and replaced by roads, bridges and tunnels that are reuniting the city and its waterfront.

Some clues were in the form of maps; others were props hidden at local businesses (like a boom box at a Mission video store) and others involved mysterious telephone calls or typed postcards.

But the financial benefits beckon strongly in the communities that stand to benefit from a gas boom at a time when they are suffering economically.

A few yards away, at 43rd Street and Seventh Avenue, an incense seller played a boom box at full volume, its mega-decibel gibberish filling the scented air.

(At one stage, he thought that a television sound-man waving a boom microphone at him was wielding a fancy assassination device).