Sentence examples for a large boom from inspiring English sources

Celine Dion was singing, courtesy of a large boom box.

Just then, a large boom sounded close by, possibly a grenade.

He opened the set by pressing a button on a large boom box; Madonna's "Into the Groove" began to play while he fiddled, slowly, with his gear.

So Mavis went downstairs — there were exactly seven steps from his bedroom to the living room — and fetched a large boom box.

As the assault team began their attack on a small bunker, there was a large boom, followed by fully automatic gunfire.

Seconds later, he heard a large boom as it struck the north tower, instantly killing his wife, who worked on the 97th floor at Marsh & McLennan Companies.

The trend is part of a larger boom in toll projects sweeping the state as public officials find themselves with little tax revenue to spend on new roads.

The growth mirrors a larger boom in international adoptions, and the increase in Cambodia most likely has to do with the fact that parents adopting there normally have a child in their arms within three to six months of completing their agency paperwork -- a boon compared with the 12 or more months parents spend waiting for most foreign and stateside adoptions to be completed.

And, of course, part of the story of the REIT boom has to do with a larger boom in the housing sector.

This year's job growth has yet to ignite a larger boom in consumer spending.

An African-American cultural expansion flourished beginning in the 1920s, part of a larger boom time in the Prohibition era.