Sentence examples for boom work from inspiring English sources
From 1945 to around 1978, amid the postwar boom, work life in America was especially benign and predictable.
And if the answer happens to be, "Making the boom work for me," the best thing you can do is forgive him for it.
During a construction boom, work is plentiful and archaeologists find many opportunities.
That's right, San Francisco requires assistance from the federal government in order to make the new tech boom work for the whole city.
Debra LaChance, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group, spent the heyday of the condominium boom working on projects designed by celebrated architects like Jean Nouvel and Neil Denari.
Countries such as Norway and Chile can be tapped for their know-how in collecting mineral revenue and salting it away.All too often a natural-resource boom works against lasting development.
Launched in 1989 in response to the UK multiplex boom (working title: Project Odeon), Empire in its 300th edition features contributions from Steven Spielberg, David Fincher, Danny Boyle and Edgar Wright, a reflection of the access and relationships it has built with filmmakers over 25 years.
"I was involved in the explosion of the computer boom, working with brilliant people, and it was a lot more exciting than rock'n'roll, which I felt had reached a plateau.
The financial turmoil is taking a big toll on the small but visible middle class, which arose during this city's boom, working for banks, real estate and advertising agencies, startup companies and Western firms, and spent money like there was no tomorrow.
It Ain't Easy Being Geek During the days of the dot-com boom, working as a computer programmer might have gotten you as much respect and money as a doctor or lawyer.
Typical equipment used in the eucalypt plantations includes Valmet 380 harvesters in forest classes A and B, and Valmet 370 harvesters in forest class C. Both the processors in pine plantations and the harvesters in eucalypt plantations are fitted with halogen or xenon lighting systems which produce 30 lux or greater of illuminance in the boom working area for night operation.
