Sentence examples for back to boom from inspiring English sources

Racing Greg Wood Longchamp From boom to bust and back to boom, the brief and now probably complete career of Workforce has finished on a high.

Rightmove is cautious about calling a strong recovery for the property market, with Shipside pointing out the picture varies from area to area and cautioning that "it is wrong to say we are back to boom times".

The residential real estate market has changed rapidly from boom to bust and now back to boom, said Maria Cabildo, the executive director of the East Los Angeles Community Corporation, which works to create low-price housing and helps first-time buyers in the area.

Since the housing crisis ended a couple of years ago, new homes are again being constructed in large numbers, and the average size is creeping back to boom-time levels.

Drake's "Back to Back" boomed from the speakers, and Snoop Dogg hopped onstage to dance.

If the treasury had done, it would have arrived at the same conclusion as LF Economics: Australia has had a cumulative oversupply of housing since real dwelling prices began to boom back in 1996.

Many houses have logging trucks parked in front, and the woods still provide most of the jobs; park just south of the Lemington-Bloomfield town line, and you can walk out to see the ruined logging dam with its wooden cribbing at Lyman Falls; explore the woods near the river, and you'll sometimes come upon rusty strands of the cable once used to boom back the logs.

The case harks back to the boom, a period that the plaintiffs call the "conspiratorial era".

Though contractors are again in demand, they have far to go to get back to their boom years, which means homeowners can still get a good deal.

The roots of the conflict go back to the boom years before the 2008 financial crisis, when mining multinationals abandoned centralised bargaining.

Like many of its peers, it has since faced a slew of lawsuits that often trace back to the boom years before the crash.