Sentence examples for roaring commercial from inspiring English sources

The result, Trump reports, is a roaring commercial success.

What at first looked like an anomaly proved to be a roaring commercial success with the release of games that took full advantage of the touch screen.Sony has also been experimenting with unconventional ways of playing: its EyeToy camera plugs into the PlayStation 2 console.

The world is on a quest to create cleaner, quieter airplanes that could replace the fuel-guzzling, roaring commercial aircraft in use today.

He is unique among these elders in having peaked in his dotage: his world tour of 2008-10, undertoken to make up for $5m stolen by a crooked manager, was a roaring commercial and critical success.Rock is now aligning itself with jazz, blues and easy listening, whose exponents bop till they drop (Tony Bennett returned to the charts in September at 85).

During the same interview, Morrissey also announced that, due to the rip-roaring commercial success (critical success, not so much) of his autobiography, he is currently beavering away at his first novel.

Its red neon sign advertises "Good Eats!" with a beckoning arrow, and oversized plate-glass windows look out onto commercial traffic roaring past on Sunrise Highway.

Correction: December 20 , 2001 Thursday An obituary on Dec. 13 about Don Tennant, who created the advertising character Tony the Tiger, misstated the word that Tony roars in cereal commercials in German.

Three years later, the commercial real estate market was roaring, fed by billions of dollars from foreign investors, pension funds and insurers and cheap debt from Wall Street banks and hedge funds.

Shanghai May 9 ,2002 The former commercial capital of China has come roaring back in recent years and is already one of the richest cities in Asia.

The stand-alone title sequence, however, has come roaring back into existence, largely thanks to American, commercial-free cable stations such as HBO.

Mr. Macklowe came roaring back in the mid-1990s with a series of smaller residential and commercial buildings.