Sentence examples for boom at a from inspiring English sources

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

But the financial benefits beckon strongly in the communities that stand to benefit from a gas boom at a time when they are suffering economically.

Most often, that meant putting the crane's boom at a 67-degree angle so that it would swivel, or weathervane, with the prevailing wind, rather than try to resist it.

Why try to incentivize a capital spending boom at a time when it seems that the unemployment rate is down; investments are doing well like, what am I missing here?

This article was corrected on 13 November 2018; Andrew Breitbart compared himself and Waters to Abbie Hoffman, not Andy Kaufman and Waterss presented a masterclass on Boom! at a previous Homotopia, not the 2018 edition.

TNT is going "boom!" At a dual upfront presentation with TBS on Wednesday, the cable network unveiled a programming slate for the 2014-15 that will shift to focus on young-skewing, action-packed dramas reminiscent of summer blockbusters.

Keeping the boom at an elevated temperature decreases the deployed frequency by 21.8%.

Despite this, consumer spending has continued to boom, at an annual rate of 4.7% in the second half of last year.

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.

Travel between the countries is booming at a time of historic shifts in relationships throughout the region.

The figures back him up: the magazine's readership is booming at a time when most music titles - which have all but ignored "nu metal" - are floundering.