Sentence examples for really boom from inspiring English sources

You have to look and ask if there's a catalyst here that could really boom the stock up big time.

But the industry really boomed in the early 1700s after King William III loosened regulation.

"Then you end up with boom and bust, although the booms aren't really booms, they are more like squeaks.

"Fantasy storytelling in general is really booming right now," said Betty Cohen, who has been the president of the Cartoon Network since its inception in 1992.

Is production really booming at subsidised British theatres?

But is the U.S. economy really booming right now? Economists at The Conference Board certainly think so.

Citizen science is really booming at the moment and the most effective projects are actually driving the research agenda.

"In the last five years, vintage shopping has really boomed in Glasgow," said Clare Nicolson, one half of Made in the Shade, a Glasgow and London-based vintage-style craft and design company that frequently hosts shopping events all over the city.

RCA-Victor introduced the first commercial 33 1/3 RPM vinyl discs in 1930, but high fidelity vinyl discs (LPs for albums and 45 RPM for singles) really boomed after World War II.

The crack trade is really booming on Taunusstrasse street.

Where the new big money really booms loudly is in state and local races.