Sentence examples for boom well from inspiring English sources

Such influxes typically fuel a boom well beyond the coders making six figures.

Well, you can just — an engineer will just sit there and isolate that second of sound and then give a "times three" command and "boom," well, look at Pavarotti hold out that note.

With the reality-television boom well into its second decade, we seem now to be living in the age of the small-screen "docu-soap," a TV-land term of art that neatly collapses the boundary between the mundane and the melodramatic, between the uninflected capture of actual life and the brazen manipulation of persons and emotion.

They're all just waiting for you to leave the room so that they can put on a wig and funny glasses and practise the dance routine for their next hilarious performance of "boom diddy boom diddy boom diddy boom, well goodness gracious me".

Springs will initially pull the boom well past the hinge line, and it will then waggle back and forth until eventually settling down.

It was well past the Internet boom, well into Web 2.0, before the really profitable years of social networking and when many in the industry were despondent.

(Warren Buffett recently upped Berkshire Hathaway 's stake to 9%, from 6.5%.) While most bankers focused on the mortgage boom, Wells avoided making such iffy loans as option arms and stated income and, instead, concentrated on the more prosaic task of earning steady fees from a variety of services.

His take seems equally valid almost 20 years later, suggesting, perhaps, that economic cycles propel talk of a lost generation and then, as in the early-to-late 2000s, replace the gloom with heady, bust-to-boom well-being — in Britain's case a wave of Potemkin prosperity, fueled by soaring house prices and personal debt.

Thousands of wells are projected to be drilled in New York, and a drilling boom is well under way in Pennsylvania.

The boom may well be coming to an end, however.

The boom continued well in to the third quarter of 1969.