Sentence examples for felt a boom from inspiring English sources

In the past, they had latitude to squirrel away extra reserves if they felt a boom was ending.

A woman who was working in the back of The Moonstruck restaurant two blocks away told the Guardian she had felt a "boom and a vibration" unlike anything she had felt before.

He said he felt "a little boom" after the glass fell.

That's why 4% growth feels like a boom, 2% growth feels like a recession and flat feels like the 1930s.

Especially if you want to feel a sonic boom (or four).

He heard a boom and felt a jolt as his house slipped off the concrete platform beneath it and tipped backward into his yard.

A mom in Katy, Texas, was driving into a local car wash on July 10 when she heard a "boom" and felt a sudden pain in her arm.

Does it feel like a boom to you?

Compared with what lies across the border, though, it feels like a boom town.

SPAIN has just reported its first quarter of negative growth in two years, but Barcelona feels like a boom town this week as it plays host to the Mobile World Congress (MWC), the telecoms industry's biggest annual trade fair.

Another user named Christopher Keller described them as akin to a sonic boom, saying he felt a "pressure wave".