"I'm going to sing for you now," he booms from one side of the stage, a propos of very little.
Bernie" boomed from one side.
Still, in the world of technology products, guts have traditionally mattered quite a bit; the PC boom viewed from one angle was nothing but an endless series of announcements about bits and megahertz and RAM.
"Boom -- on one play we go from around our 40 to Harvard's end zone," Yeager said, "and now here I am running onto the field".
It includes jumps from the boom of one tower crane to that of another, but parkour's customary obstacles are walls, stairwells, fences, railings, and gaps between roofs — it is an urban rather than a pastoral pursuit.
Then all of the sudden the song has reached its tipping point and – boom – you've run from one side of the pit to the next without even thinking.
Blair, who will announce on Thursday that he will resign as Prime Minister in early July, offers a warm endorsement of Brown in today's News of the World 'Gordon Brown...has steered our economy from one of boom and bust to one of the best in the world,' the prime minister writes.
The number of households getting their broadband, landline and TV from one provider is booming.
"Warning: Lock your doors, the North Korean spy ship is back in town," a message boomed from a loudspeaker on one of dozens of buses that had been painted black.
Two men, one hoisting a big camera and the other a sound boom, stood in a corner less than a foot from one another.
