Sentence examples for at a boom from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kearney and Mr. O'Farrell reluctantly decided to put the home on the market some time ago, at a boom price of €7.5 million, or $9.6 million, so they could move closer to children and grandchildren in California.

And he also took a parting shot at "the art trade" as a "booming cutthroat commodities market".

"Simply put," said Robert J. Barbera, the chief economist at Hoenig & Company, "a boom in autos and housing is impossible from current levels".

Although being far away from a quantitative understanding it encounters at present a boom in view of preparation of nanoparticles of defined size and shape and their aggregation [ 11, 36].

Some clues were in the form of maps; others were props hidden at local businesses (like a boom box at a Mission video store) and others involved mysterious telephone calls or typed postcards.

Greece at least had a boom after it joined the euro in 2001.

Pusha T from Clipse: "My stereo at home is a boom box-style JVC, three-disc changer.

There was at the time a boom in shares in South American mining companies.

The fortunes of the fraternity system at Dartmouth followed a boom and bust pattern in the early twentieth century.

With Liverpool's faltering like this and the mood at Anfield reflected by a boom of boos at the end, there is unlikely to be many points of concern raised in his report.

He had been operating a boom at a test shooting at a beach, remembered Ralph Schwingel, a producer at Wüste.