Sentence examples for having a boom from inspiring English sources

"If somewhere in the world is having a boom, you get people coming from that economy to London to invest in real estate".

In a compromise for coaches who were grumbling about having a microphone attached to them during selected games, the league decided to experiment with having a boom mike inside huddles.

In the Hamptons, for example, which is having a boom year in both resales and new construction of everything from quaint saltbox cottages to geometric contemporary structures to farmhouses with media rooms and Jacuzzis, the ongoing flashpoint for the debate over size is the 57,000-square-foot, 25-bedroom, 39-bathroom Ira Rennert mansion rising over the potato fields of Sagaponack.

"TV is having a boom time at the moment.

From some angles, it looks like the housing recovery has brought an urban resurgence: for instance, the most urban counties are growing faster now than during the housing bubble, and many dense cities are having a boom in apartment construction.

Shaquille O'Neal acknowledged he has a "boom, boom, boom" game.

The mainsail always has a boom, pivoted on the mast.

"But when you have a boom, you have a bust," said Mr. Shichijo, the professor.

The males have a "Boom boom" call, which means "I'm here, come to me".

"You don't have a boom, but you have an economic recovery.

"Up until we developed our boom, only Boeing had a boom.