Sentence examples for always boom from inspiring English sources

Actually, it's always boom time in Dharavi, the Mumbai slum that's home to 600,000 people and a not inconsiderable number of businesses.

"There are always booms and busts," Mr. Sheppard said.

Done as high farce, these scenes of political infighting are very amusing, but the serious burden - nothing less than the future of a country - is always booming away in the background.

The Galaxy Disco was a clear favorite no matter what, never less than packed, always booming grown-and-sexy deep house.

It's always been boom and bust, they told me, for the past hundred years.

Yet drilling has always been boom and bust; five years ago, the price of natural gas was over $13 per million British thermal units before beginning a steady fall to its low of less than $2 per million B.T.U. in April 2012.

The airline business with its high fixed costs has always been boom and bust.

Financial crashes are not random events – they almost always follow booms, and the bigger the boom the bigger the fall.

There have always been booms.

But the car business will not always be booming.

The mainsail always has a boom, pivoted on the mast.