Boomed in a sentence

And our economy boomed like it's never boomed before.

After a walk to pitcher Olivia Heckler, first baseman Micaela Lugabihl boomed one far over the fence in left for a 2-0 lead.

Amid the disaster response, artillery boomed as people scrambled to leave the danger zone.

As soon as Frontispiece opened at Canary Wharf, business boomed: “We just put things in the window and they would go.

For starters, as Trump himself has noted, Florida’s population has boomed for about 50 straight years – ever since air-conditioning came in vogue.

Looking back at the pandemic, e-commerce businesses boomed, while bricks and mortar stores were forced to close.

Nepal’s air industry has boomed in recent years, carrying goods and people between hard-to-reach areas as well as foreign trekkers and climbers.

Regulators are increasingly keen for oversight of a sector which boomed during the Covid pandemic when many people were stuck at home and enticed by the big returns seen by trade in Bitcoin.

The mantra of "Put your 'phins up" boomed relentlessly around the stadium to 7206 fans before kick-off but it was the Titans who were up for the match.

The Nuggets beat the Miami Heat 94-89 in Game 5. The noise that boomed from Ball Arena could have awakened the ghosts of McNichols Sports Arena.

The US economy has slowed sharply since 2021, when it boomed after the pandemic reopening.

When it comes to state parks, overdevelopment boomed when Democrat Governor Brian Schweitzer brought his old college roommate Joe Maurier up from Colorado to run Montana’s state parks division.

Abductions have become commonplace in Nigeria, particularly in the Northern region where the kidnap industry has boomed over the past decade.

AN entrepreneurial mum-of-two has transformed an old van into a brand new business venture - and bookings have already boomed.

Apollo is among the largest providers globally of private credit from non-bank lenders that have boomed in the past decade as they step into shoes vacated by banks, often lending to riskier borrowers.

As the Oorang Airedale business boomed, each dog sold for more than the entire franchise initially cost, although Thorpe was a considerable expense as player-coach —in today’s dollars, about $400,000 a year.

As trading boomed a second quay was built, The Bulwark Quay.

Ayahuasca retreats have boomed into their own profitable, often deceptive self-help enterprise.

Buoyed by this new fame, and the city’s newfound predilection for bread, Kimura-ya boomed.

Elliott lined up on a blisteringly hot September afternoon in South Philadelphia and boomed it – up, up, and through the uprights and the Eagles beat the Giants, 27-24.