Sentence examples for to boom back from inspiring English sources

If the treasury had done, it would have arrived at the same conclusion as LF Economics: Australia has had a cumulative oversupply of housing since real dwelling prices began to boom back in 1996.

Many houses have logging trucks parked in front, and the woods still provide most of the jobs; park just south of the Lemington-Bloomfield town line, and you can walk out to see the ruined logging dam with its wooden cribbing at Lyman Falls; explore the woods near the river, and you'll sometimes come upon rusty strands of the cable once used to boom back the logs.

And I would boom back: more worms.

His account of how Healey boomed back to his office from the chamber of the House of Commons, rubbing his hands, saying, "I've just said that being attacked by Geoffrey Howe is like being savaged by a dead sheep," is one of the great vignettes of contemporary history.

"You have to wait here!" the mirror boomed back.

In a comeback that mirrored Liverpool's heroics in Istanbul two years ago, Denmark boomed back from 3-0 down to level the game at 3-3.

Earlier this month, while in Rio with the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute, Maxwell performed a haka beneath Christ the Redeemer and was responded to by none other than two French fans, who boomed back their national anthem.

"Social!" boomed back the occupants of Chalet Robin, a luxury pad in Morzine (morzine-avoriaz.com) more used to putting up stylish thirtysomethings on a week's ski break than a rollicking end-of-season celebration.

"Another triumph!" boomed back the reply.

A seven-man chorus boomed back, "Yes, you did".

The American economy came booming back, and the U.S. won the Cold War, signaled by the fall of the Berlin Wall.