Sentence examples for bit of a boom from inspiring English sources
Corporate songs enjoyed a bit of a boom in the 1990s and a decade ago a website dedicated to collecting them acquired a short-lived cult following.
There's going to be a little bit of a boom".
"From 2000 to 2008, there was a bit of a boom, and then collapse.
Cricket is having a bit of a boom in the United States.
Some areas of the economy have even felt a bit of a boom.
"I suspect pizzerias are going to go through a bit of a boom.
A. I do think we're starting to see a bit of a development boom — not like in the '90s and 2000, but it's the "new economy" boom.
D.C. is in the middle of a bit of a baby boom, meanwhile, with almost 9,800 births so far in 2016 — 122 more than last year.
Nine Entertainment recently invested $4 million and is further evidence of a bit of a tech boom in Australia, where a few startups have emerged in recent years including 99designs, Envato, Remember the Milk, SitePoint and DesignCrowd, though many prefer to bootstrap at the outset rather than take VC.
Europe's crisis countries might be able to emulate Germany's success if they faced a comparably favorable environment — that is, if this time it was the rest of Europe, especially Germany, that was experiencing a bit of an inflationary boom.
"Isn't it true you've made a bit of a mess with boom and bust economics, your government is now left to do one U-turn after another, the prime minister is more interested in not splitting the Tory party than winning the referendum and you just want his job?" he said, contorting his vowels randomly while forcing the chancellor into bizarre contortions of his own.
