Sentence examples for about to boom from inspiring English sources

Just watch its agriculture, which is about to boom.

And no one knew the economy was about to boom".

Alex Pierce, a reporter on assignment for Rolling Stone magazine, smells a bigger story and sets out to discover "what's ticking in this country, right about to boom".

And he seemed to inhabit a series of successively cheaper, less exclusive apartments in Houston, a city that was about to boom on oil money.

"Office-tower construction is about to boom in New York City and across the country and I want to get in, literally on the ground floor, with my newsstands," he wrote.

(Are Japanese stocks about to boom?).

— Once little more than a speed trap 25 miles northeast of Dallas, this town started to boom about a year ago, as turreted stone castlettes and modest brick bungalows began springing up in what had been wheat fields.

Males do not start to boom until about 5 years of age.

That decision is about to create a boom in online gambling.

With interest rates on the rise, prompting worries that the recent housing boom is about to give way to a downturn, the potential appeal of these new hedging products is easy to see.Punters will be able to bet on price changes in ten cities from Boston to San Diego, as well on a national index that aggregates all ten.

Irish music was not well known in Japan at the time, but Mitsuda felt that a "Celtic boom" was about to hit the country.