Sentence examples for Boom from high-quality English sources.

• The ships stop at the boom.

• The big winner this season is boom.

• Britain’s post-war baby boom was odd.

• Italy then experienced a giant economic boom.

• By the 1920s there was a land boom in Florida.

• The bigger the boom, the bigger the eventual bust.

• Still, complaints about the distribution of boom persisted.

• The company is now developing a way to deploy the boom rapidly.

Use Boom in a sentence.

• It’s like, boom boom boom, an epiphany—quantum theory of sitcom!

• His first boom fails as it is made of oak and is too heavy to float.

• During boom times, more people die in motor-vehicle accidents and on construction sites.

• Even Germany, which never underwent a housing boom, is reporting its lowest levels of business confidence since 2001.

• Does the boom, boom, boom have something to do with the beating of Marcella’s heart, maybe?

• The added effects of two of the three fertilisers, the commodities boom and the boom in trade, both wore off in the 2010s.

• When she demands, ‘Give it to me baby like boom-boom-boom,’ ‘Rude Boy’ sounds like the hottest one night stand of your life.

• Topless dancers have disappeared from major Wall Street firms, which have become vastly larger and more influential since the boom-boom-room days.

Boom sentence examples

• Boom also commented on part of the rule that sets a requirement that each flight test not create a sonic boom outside of the designated area for that test.

• "I checked it with my records and it was very clear — I remember that call, which was very odd, random, talking about random things, and I said, 'great,' you know, 'talk to my staff,' and boom, boom, boom.

• If you ever find yourself, some where lost and surrounded by enemies who won’t let yous peak in your own language who destroy your statues & instruments, who ban your omm bomm ba boom then you are in trouble deep trouble they ban your own boom ba boom you in deep deep trouble

• .,” and the drumbeat started up, ba-boom, ba-boom, but no visual, not yet, the minutes ticking by, ba-boom, ba-boom, and then I was there, in the light of this world, and my mother in her stained hospital gown and the man with the monobrow and the flashing glasses, the stranger, the doctor, saying what he was going to say by way of congratulations and relief.