Sentence examples for which boom from inspiring English sources

They kiss and punch and slam each other against walls and doors, which boom in Ryan Rumery's neatly extravagant soundscape.

This, of course, overlooks the role of central bank independence, as well as the extent to which boom times can mask deeper underlying problems.

Add that £20m to the £40m for creative partnerships in deprived areas - an admirable attempt in places which boom time has by-passed.

There is a particularly fine scene in which Boom finds himself kidnapped by Serb paramilitary thugs, dragged to the top of a salt factory tower and attached by his neck to a colleague, a boozy Belgian who speaks antique Australian argot.

[gallery ids= 1327622,1327620,1327619,1327618,1327617"] "The key differentiator in the market is its unique audio processing logic, by which Boom iOS app can spatialize ordinary stereo music into a very realistic surround experience on headphones.

However, I think that the company exhibits both the good and the troubling of the hits-driven mobile game world, or even the mobile app world, in which boom and bust cycles can lead to huge short-term revenue generation but uncertain long-term value.

The economy, which boomed in the 1980s, is dozier.

Investment, which boomed from 1991 to 1998, has dried up; consumer demand is stagnant.

Bridgewater, which boomed in the 1990s, has $4 million; Old Tappan, $170,000.

Growth, which boomed in the first half of the year, is generally expected to slow through next year but remain healthy.

Detroit, which boomed during World War II when industrial America was "the arsenal of democracy," died of democracy.