Sentence examples for to boom at from inspiring English sources

Formerly a neglected sector under central planning, services began to boom at the end of the 20th century.

Despite this, consumer spending has continued to boom, at an annual rate of 4.7% in the second half of last year.

The export market really started to boom at the turn of the 19th Century when two-thirds of the output was exported to the Imperial Court of the Russian czars.

If that happens, President Bush may owe a debt of gratitude to all the commentators who have focused on the negative jobs numbers, while playing down the other signs that the economy is, if not ready to boom again, at least starting to show respectable growth.

Shiny, brash, over-produced and built to boom out at the back of a stadium, Livin' On A Prayer is an archetypal 80s anthem.

Not surprisingly, the move occurs at a time when car sales have begun to boom despite price-at-the-pump uncertainties.

Indeed, there is growing evidence that the American economy is overheating despite the chilly breeze from across the Pacific: consumer spending continues to boom, unemployment is at a 30-year low of 4.3%, and inflation is starting to creep up.

Public sector consulting is set to boom until the 2020 election at least, and the Government must redouble its efforts to make sure that our most important data and secrets stay in British hands.

The Misplaced Assumption That India is unstoppable, the market will continue to boom, real estate will stay at inflated levels and India will soon reach the high quarterly growth rates of 10% politicians and economists are predicting.

Artillery fire, both Confederate and Union, continued to boom across the hill for at least an hour.

This also means you can't boom at the top of your voice.