Sentence examples for boom saying from inspiring English sources

However, Ms Jones acknowledged the positive side to the boom, saying it offers policy-makers big opportunities to spur on local economies by investing in city centres to attract more jobs and make them better places to live.

In an interview, Mr. Lappin stood by his decision to shift the group's focus during the housing boom, saying the group needed to consider the needs of middle-class people in order to ensure that neighborhoods were stable.

But, despite mounting signs that Britain's recovery is picking up pace, Carney dampened recent hopes that the UK had returned to an economic boom, saying: "We are not at escape velocity right now".

He brushed off both a suggestion that the funding would be linked to economic reform and criticism that WA had wasted the proceeds of the mining boom, saying: "I think everyone would agree that Western Australia has been uniquely well run and that Western Australia has a really outstanding record".

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan defended the Fed's lack of action during the ill-fated 1990s stock market boom, saying there was little the central bank could do to identify and fight emerging asset bubbles.

Another user named Christopher Keller described them as akin to a sonic boom, saying he felt a "pressure wave".

Britain will boom, says Leave.

"He was my hero," Dr. Boom said.

"It's a boom," said Alan Clarke of Scotiabank.

"Steph's gotta be nervous tonight, man," Boom said.

"She says, 'Boom, boom, boom,' " said Joe Johnson, of 2-year-old Circe, his daughter.