Sentence examples for own boom from inspiring English sources
Participants should bring their own boom boxes, but a limited number will be available for borrowing.
Participants should bring their own boom boxes, and the music can be downloaded from the website unsilentnight.com.
Individuals are encouraged to bring their own boom box or a music player with speakers that will play a CD or MP3.
But the association with the popular Doge meme alone was enough to give Dogecoin the cachet required for its own boom and bust.
She's now a proven hitmaker – Icona Pop's I Love It, Iggy Azalea's Fancy, her own Boom Clap – so this album takes no prisoners.
In "The Gold Rush," Chaplin looks both at the boom times of the Roaring Twenties and, all the more, at his very own boom town of Hollywood — and was un-ironic about both his tribulations and his triumphs.
Citizens were mad at their seemingly blithe political leaders and, to some degree, mad at their own boom-era nonchalance; and in a series of increasingly animated demonstrations — in frozen gray public spaces — Icelanders had been calling for political change and national rethinking.
They were just draped in patriotic bunting (he used the words British or Britain 48 times).The perils of empty promisesThere is nothing inherently wrong with learning from foreigners: Britain's very own boom-era model of financial capitalism is not looking so clever now.
It has also suppressed inflation and achieved more robust growth than Continental Europe largely because the Bank of England, free of the euro-zone's control by a ponderous and indecisive European Central Bank in Frankfurt, has been able to massage interest rates to shield the economy from its own boom-to-bust history.
Ms Perez links each financial innovation to its own booms and busts.That seems deterministic.
"I can't explain the show's longevity any more than I can explain my own," booms the 79-year-old actor when we meet in a private members' club in London's Covent Garden.
