Sentence examples for boom status from inspiring English sources

Discusses the steady and enormous growth of tennis as a major sport beginning with the 1950's and reaching boom status in the 1970's.

The Plaza, which is on Central Park South and Fifth Avenue, and 15 Central Park West, a new building a few blocks away at West 62nd Street, were the standout buildings at the height of the real estate boom, status symbols for multimillionaires.

"I would tell the guys to take it easy and then all of a sudden, we'd get a red status and boom, it was get to the pits, hook them up and get ready to fly them," said Mr. Hess, who lives in the same house in College Point where he lived while serving on the missile bases.

WhatsApp Status has boomed to 250 million daily users, while Facebook Stories and Messenger Day are seeing weaker traction since they're respectively redundant or obtrusive.

Such is the antisocial status of the boom that all non-military supersonic flight is banned across land in America and Europe.

Most useful verb to deride the opposition's misuse of only-superpower status and economic boom: "Instead of seizing this moment, the Clinton-Gore administration has squandered it".

Raven-Ellison envisages a future in which economic growth is spread to the outer boroughs of the city and national park city status sparks a boom in eco-businesses.

The open-kitchen boom fuelled a new market in status pieces such as Michael Graves's Alessi tea kettle, or Philippe Starck's juicer.

But whether because of the economy, the Internet boom or just boredom with the old status symbols, a new attitude is emerging.

Meanwhile, judges, many of whom used to work at the firms now benefiting from the bankruptcy boom, were also reluctant to challenge the status quo.

The cheaper real cost of finance encourages more property buying.Similarly, Spanish and Irish housing probably boomed earlier this decade because of their economies' fringe status in the euro zone.