Sentence examples for around a boom from inspiring English sources

Tugs darted around a boom of corralled logs, worrying it like mother hens.

But you know, unless I want to walk around with a boom box on my shoulder like some throwback to 1986, that's not gonna happen.

Nevertheless, today's epidemic of Adderall addiction began -- or at least began to escalate -- around 1996 with a boom in prescriptions for people who were long past the sitting-still-in-school stage.

Those who've been around for a boom and bust (or two) are already familiar with them.

As the United States struggles forward, high-speed rail seems poised for a boom around the world.

That figure is only likely to raise as the country's tourism industry gears up for a boom around the 2020 Olympic games and, before then, Rugby World Cup in 2019.

The bass was a warhead, landing with a boom, sticking around with a wobble.

Another £31m leisure and business centre opened last year, though it is only around two-thirds full after a boom in creative industries failed to materialise.

Comedian Scott Rogowsky, of the YouTube channel RunningLateShow, decided to follow around some unsuspecting New Yorkers with a boom mic and capture these strange "overheard in New York" moments on tape.

I look around, but nobody has a boom box, or even the kind of headphones that might bleed this much sound.

Around the corner, ignoring a boom box blasting on the street below, a pair of anxious young women cram for exams that have kept them from graduating.