Sentence examples for booming town from inspiring English sources

He arrived in the booming town of San Diego in January 1885.

The booming town saw a massive influx of workers from the rest of Britain.

BT: Havre was a booming town: Its population had grown to more than 5,000 by 1920, increasing five-fold in just 20 years.

But Rick describes a Siberia I didn't see in the booming town of Novosibirsk (which reminded me, rather, of the Pacific Northwest).

Brewster is a small, aging village within the booming town of Southeast (though locals and outsiders alike refer to Southeast as Brewster).

"It was a booming town," said Frank McCuster, 71, who was pouring drinks at the V.F.W. Hall in the Brooklyn Valley section of Waterbury on Monday afternoon.

Its fish populations are healthier than they've been in years, boating is booming, towns that once turned their backs on the river are clogged with tourists.

"It's creating a little bit of social chaos". The State Department's decision to warn residents about travel to the resort cities "is a reality check for the booming towns and economy of Mexico," he said.

The once-booming town, like hundreds of others at the edge of major metropolitan areas across the country, is also facing stark changes in its demographic mix, going in a few decades from a small, overwhelmingly white city to a much larger, ethnically diverse one where whites make up a third of the population.

Flagler's growth is largely driven by the once-booming town of Palm Coast.

Once a booming mining town served by stagecoach and rail lines, Nipton was a ghost town when Gerald Freeman, a Los Angeles geologist who liked to look for gold in his spare time, rediscovered it in the 1950s.