Sentence examples for all boom from inspiring English sources

The safety zone applies to ALL boom.

As a result, the manufacturers all boom when times are good and suffer in slowdowns.

The writer and director, Asghar Farhadi, has thus created the perfect antithesis of a crunching disaster flick, such as "2012," which was all boom and no ripple.

The key industries are the same, the fashions and the slang overlap, and the dining scene, to an uncanny degree, seems to follow the same script: all boom, no bust.

Politicians traditionally treat green politics or the environment as a luxury they can afford when times are good, which is why it was a big issue here in the first part of the 2000s, in the latter half of the 1980s, and the early part of the 1970s – all boom times for the western economy.

Then, flippers (A and Aʹ, as shown in "Crawler control" part) and all boom joints (θ2 and θ 2 ′ as shown in Fig. 3) of arms rotate down to lift robot body.

"I'm happy for you all," boomed Pete Mosky, a 79-year-old retired mental health worker in Jenners, Pa.

"All the boom sprayers in this country these days are at least twenty-four metres wide," he said.

He was perhaps the most radically experimental of all the Boom authors.

Some economists say that even with a boom all those jobs are not likely to return.

In the meantime, one of the best things about this collection is that his tales of previous financial manias — particularly the Dow's "ga-ga" climb of the 80s and the dot-com bubble of the 90s — remind us that in so many ways, all boom-bust cycles are created equal.