Sentence examples for booming year from inspiring English sources

In 2011, a booming year for North American car sales, production grew by 3.2 percent in Canada, 14.4 percent in Mexico and 11.5 percent in the United States.

Three-quarters of cultivated land is unirrigated and dependent on the monsoon whose lavishness last summer is a big factor in the booming year that has followed.Some economists, however, are deeply sceptical.

In the last three months of the year, its sales plummeted 32percentt from the period a year earlier, dragging down an otherwise booming year, its marketing director, Urs Wyss, said.

"This year and last year have been about the same, and last year was a booming year," said Carolyn Shamis, the president of Carsha Inc., a real estate company in Dallas that sells homes priced from $400,000 to $5 million.

In addition to being faced with the possible "R" word, NBC and the broadcast industry at large are coming off a booming year 2000, thanks to the monthlong presidential election and the Summer Olympics, which was broadcast by NBC.

(If only!) Most mornings, it was Robert, a man with a booming year-round Santa laugh that elevated every half-joke to a great witticism.

Dreesen's was a fixture from 1920, when the small summer community barely stirred the village from three seasons of sleep, to today's booming year-round economy.

In the booming years, USA Today routinely published 2m copies a day; we hit 3m just after the 9/11 tragedy.

But no matter what you have read about our last 10 "booming" years, don't forget that consumers are not citizens.

The path to an economic turnaround has been delayed by a massive political crisis, aggravated by the unearthing of multiple corruption cases perpetrated during Brazil's booming years.

In a local film industry that had a booming previous year insofar as great content was concerned (pedigree titles include The Babadook, The Infinite Man, Charlie's Country and Predestination) but a disappointing one when it came to cinema attendance (most Australian films fizzled at the local box office), a cut-through release strategy was always going to be a separate challenge.