Sentence examples for booming time from inspiring English sources

But helpers deliver the real message, booming: "Time to retire Rangel.

DALLAS If You Go Down The first half of the 20th century was a booming time for Deep Ellum, in downtown Dallas.

He got his start running facilities for a quickly growing startup during the dot com boom, and then moved on to work for Google during some of its fastest growing years from 2002 to 2009, and then at Facebook during a similarly booming time from 2009 to 2013.

It was a booming time for kids exploring haunted houses and possessed ventriloquist dummies, spanning across mediums with book series and video games.

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Prince began flying just as commercial aviation was taking off - World War II was a catalyst for jet engine and aircraft production, and the post-war era was a booming time for passenger flight as a result.

In these booming times, governments across the nation pile up surpluses and reduce taxes.

The odds of a decision to bid in Hong Kong are four times higher in recession than in booming times whereas in Singapore this is only two times.

SEVERAL of the recently published lists of travel-related predictions for 2009 (this, for example) have foreseen booming times for budget hotels.

There are few highways, and the two-lane roads -- effectively three-lane, with expensive cars zooming around buses, trucks and the little old Polski Fiats that can't go much over 60 miles an hour -- are often seamed and channeled, with heavy traffic punishing roadbeds built for less booming times.

Even in these booming times, few of China's capitalist "pigs"–the word is not a slur fatten without cease.