Sentence examples for booming new from inspiring English sources

And the argument to move the Garden now is about looking ahead toward a booming new West Side.

Only the UK market is booming: new car registrations rose by 12.1% in September, for the 19th consecutive month.

Far from being the home to booming new companies, the neighbouring countryside is littered with half-built cement houses among the olive trees and orange groves, a constant reminder of the region's essential lawlessness.

Pulp Fiction If Ebay has created booming new markets for all sorts of junk -- bathing caps, antique poison bottles, old-maid card sets -- it has also shown the power to destroy them.

Four-fifths underwater just seven and a half years ago, New Orleans is, for the most part, in extraordinarily good shape: the airport has gotten a long overdue renovation, restaurants and music clubs are booming, new schools and libraries are opening, and an orchard of cranes marks a rising medical complex.

When real estate is booming, new agents get their licenses in record numbers.

For most of the Bush administration, G.D.P. grew strongly, the stock market boomed, new jobs were created.

As business boomed, new hires and managers competed hard with each other to scramble up the corporate ladder (while prying other people's fingers off of it).

The Richmond tri-county area is booming with new commercial construction, including a new research park and airport.

Downtown LA's Arts District is booming with new venues and brewpubs.

The sector is booming under new regulations brought in since the financial crisis.