Sentence examples for perpetual boom from inspiring English sources
The quarterly results for the world's two largest auction houses, released this month, trumpeted an art market in perpetual boom.
The perpetual boom of the art market, in the face of rising inequality and a broader economic slowdown, has transformed nearly every sector of artistic creation, from museums and public installations to magazines to art schools.
I won't go quite as far as Jonathan Swift in Gulliver's Travels, who suggested we should all have to carry all our possessions with us all of the time, but we surely need some sanity and not this perpetual doom and boom stuff we have had this last half century or more.
On the Israeli side, the 1987-91 intifada had brought home the impossibility of subjecting Palestinians to perpetual military occupation, even as an economic boom and a surge in immigration brought Israeli Jews a greater sense of security.On the Arab side, the Gulf war had exposed both military weakness and political disunity.
During the boom years of the late 1990s and into the next decade, Hirst was in perpetual motion.
While periodic famine and perpetual turmoil taught older generations to value stability above all else, the children born during China's boom years are inclined to set the bar higher.
"Boom, boom, boom, boom".
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
