Sentence examples for time boom from inspiring English sources

This special report will ask how banks should be run and regulated so that the next time boom turns to bust the outcome will be less miserable for all concerned.If the crisis were simply about the creditworthiness of underlying assets, that question would be simpler to answer.

Incredible prosperity followed, the unbelievable war time boom that finally made the Depression a sick memory.

"I'd say, 'You're either an environmentalist, or you're very selfish or very ignorant.' I used to give that to these guys all the time -- boom, boom, boom.

Our Time" boomed onto the Mets' public address system.

4.34pm BST "Time!" booms the umpire, like a friendly barman at near midnight.

British time booming in the desert, in unison with Big Ben: Queen Victoria herself would surely have approved.

In 1952, I recited aloud for the first time, booming in Oxford's Sheldonian Theatre from a bad poem that had won a prize.

By the time booms and skimmers had reached the remote site, oil had dispersed so widely that it had become impossible to contain.

While there are no reports on whether the Tower made any dreams come true, we would guess more than a few first-time BOOM visitors had their fingers crossed for a warm shower.

Savile Row has maintained its excellent reputation for over two centuries, surviving hard times and boom times and even occasionally moving with the times.

At one point, he presses a button on the keyboard and the intro to his legendary 1988 hit Sign o' the Times booms out of the PA.