Sentence examples for recorded boom from inspiring English sources
Mr. Banton, 31, has been at odds with gay rights advocates since 1994, when he recorded "Boom Bye Bye," a homophobic anthem that speaks of shooting gays.
The controversy over anti-gay lyrics in dancehall reggae has been raging since the early 1990s, when Buju Banton recorded "Boom Bye Bye," a tirade against gay men (known pejoratively as batty boys) and women.
The president credited the longest recorded economic boom in American history to the tough decisions he made in 1993 to restrain spending and increase taxes, and in 1997 to accept budget cuts, especially in Medicare, demanded by Congressional Republicans.
But the softening demand was also accompanied by a record boom in hotel construction.
After last year's record boom, sales of chips for personal computers, mobile phones and communications networks all plunged.
What's more, numbers from the National Golf Foundation show that the slowdown comes just after a record boom in building.
Its price crashed as spooked investors decided to cash in after a record boom in the price of the precious metal.
During the post-Swing record boom of the forties and fifties, young illustrators with a love of jazz, pop, and classical music invented the ultimate dream job: designing album covers... View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.
Speaking of economic conditions, Ms. Salz was asked if the record boom in ad spending as the American economic expansion enters its 10th year was serving as a lubricant to reduce friction between advertisers and agencies.
In many ways, they embodied the optimism of that decade, when the country was in the midst of a record boom, and so much, even medical miracles, seemed doable.
