Sentence examples for booming about from inspiring English sources

Or at least everywhere on television, which is where you have probably seen him, booming about some product with a ridiculous name — the Awesome Auger, Orange Glo, Mighty Putty, whatever.

Goldstein said his private practice really started booming about five years ago, when patients started asking for more "lickable, playable" holes.

Outdoor events and festivals draw new audiences and contemporary art is booming; about 76% of people attend an arts event at least once a year.

The first percussive chords boomed about adamantly as I can recall having ever heard them.

MARKET OVERVIEW The property market near Costa Rica's beaches boomed about a decade ago, attracting many American and European retirees, said Kristin Wilson, an independent real estate broker and relocation consultant based in Escazú, a suburb of San José.

— Once little more than a speed trap 25 miles northeast of Dallas, this town started to boom about a year ago, as turreted stone castlettes and modest brick bungalows began springing up in what had been wheat fields.

Even though Mr. Popaduke passed within inches of a guard on Friday while speakers boomed about "oceans white with foam," the guard barely looked up, which was also the case when a reporter passed her a few seconds later.

But much more interesting than the unlikely merchandise he booms on about is the boomer himself.

But the liberalisation that brought this consumer boom about has limped to a halt.The engine of change was an investment law passed in 1991, in response to a severe recession in the late 1980s.

But craft-beer sales in general are booming (at about 12 percent a year, while the overall beer market remains flat), and many brewers are enthusiastic about big bottles.

The telecom, banking, retail, construction and oil and gas industries are now booming, bringing about a dramatic surge in foreign investment into the region.