Sentence examples for booming days from inspiring English sources

Among a certain slice of society in the booming days of the late 1990's, starting a private foundation was every bit as de rigueur as taking a company public or commuting to the office on a private helicopter.

Retailers reported a booming day-after-Thanksgiving or "Black Friday" (so named because that's the day retailers books traditionally turn from red to black).

The market for corporate jets is hardly booming these days.

But if business isn't exactly booming these days, Kirya, the Mbale Tours owner, still has high hopes.

A few months ago, Kelham Island, Sheffield was toasting its best summer since the booming industrial days of the 1800s.

Within Israel, a booming economy and day-to-day tranquility would suggest peace is a low priority.

Prescribing psychotropic medications for school-age children is a booming business these days.

ALTHOUGH most of America's southern states have booming economies these days, many of the South's children continue to lose out.

The days of booming PC sales have ended, and Internet-based software is reducing the importance of Microsoft's operating system.

He had an uncharacteristic voice for a commercial radio station in the days of booming rock 'n' roll D.J.'s: he was a quiet and serious-sounding perfectionist, with more than a hint of a central European accent left over from his Hungarian boyhood.

The new record is expansionist, with booming anthems Good Ol' Days and Hall of Fame crafted with the sonic strictures of stadium echo and near-constant audience screams in mind, but the between-song banter about haggis crisps and malt whisky feels pleasingly off-message.