Sentence examples for boom off from inspiring English sources
Umar Akmal is the new batsman - and arguably the last front-line batsman given the way Shahid Afridi's unpredictable batting has tailed off a bit in the last year or two - although you write "Boom Boom" off at your peril.
The U.S. Coast Guard collecting oil with a skimming boom off the coast of Mobile, Ala.
Furthermore, procreation was part of what the author identifies as the era's "zeitgeist," Betty Kendall's response to the end of the war the same as that of many other sisters and wives who got the baby boom off to its explosive start.
Although the pace and tone could hardly feel more different from Smiley's last novel, Ten Days in the Hills, set in modern-day Los Angeles, here again her gaze is trained on the interior of human relationships while the big guns of history boom off-stage.
In a release sent out Tuesday afternoon, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said they had stopped any leaking, had boomed off the area, and were using vacuums to clean the water.
The ball boomed off Daniel Nava's bat into the right-field corner.
From day into night, hundreds visited and music boomed off huge structures, without a peep of complaint from the neighbors.
The Central City Opera itself, at 72, is one of the country's older companies and until the boom of off-season festivals nearly the only summer operatic entertainment.
He is yet to reveal the new delivery in a match, but there was little need against Zimbabwe's batsmen, who looked clueless against his assortment of booming off-breaks, top-spinners and wrong 'uns.
"But when the boom wears off, the first spigot they turn off is school aid.
