At any given time one boomerang must be in the air.

There has been bad press about the making of "Boomerang."

And his father had played with a boomerang as a kid.

The case became the basis of the 1947 film Boomerang!

May also known as a boomerang and/or a color magazine.

It was not until the end of the week that the line I had taken came back upon me like a boomerang.

The Boomerang found its real use as a close air support aircraft.

What country or people do you think of when the conversation is about boomerangs?

In the next section, we'll see why a boomerang turns and comes back to you.

They are famous for the name of the boomerang coming from their language.

But the law has a boomerang effect, striking America's friends.

Not all of the boomerangs in the bill are invisible.

After he does, the boomerang comes back and stops by the window.

It usually features shows that air on Boomerang at the moment.

The boomerang did have some limited use in hunting, however.

There are a lot of boomerang clubs in many countries all over the world.

But in reality he, like many of his colleagues, is a human boomerang.

The boomerang is then thrown several times to check if it works.

Boomerangs probably came about through a trial and error process.

A local version of the Boomerang channel is also available.

Things were to happen that would turn this stroke into a boomerang.

They used weapons like boomerangs to kill animals for food.

Then, suddenly, this blindness comes back to hit us like a boomerang.

But in the end the old man tired him out; and the practice of truth became a boomerang.

The term boomerang is also used to describe a color magazine.

Then again, all this going his own way could boomerang.

But city officials also fear that the policy could boomerang.

But the move boomeranged, and the Republicans agreed to a new debate.

He took these bills and boomeranged them into his top hat.

All these years later, at least one of their children has failed to calculate how media attention can boomerang.

Instead, he now says, the policy boomeranged and attracted more families who were looking for a short cut to an apartment.

If that happens, the stick may boomerang back toward the operator.

But he went about it so heavy-handedly that his policy could boomerang.

However, ability of Government to indulge in religious affairs also boomeranged.

Failure to pay the nanny tax can boomerang in the long run, for both parties involved.

The long-distance companies' good fortunes could ultimately boomerang on them.

She tried to pin her thoughts elsewhere, but found that they always boomeranged back.

And so the ball boomeranged straight back into Agbayani's face.

Like, well, like feeling sometimes that I've been boomeranged into the future and can see, maybe, what's going to happen.

But the story had boomeranged, and she became radioactive.

Sometimes the favors one tried to do could boomerang.

Her mind boomeranged, came back and hit her with stunning force.

But, he said, she "boomeranged" on them during his cross-examination.

Arms deals can boomerang, particularly if they go to repressive regimes.

Thickening it could boomerang and drive out more jobs than new projects would generate.

Haley must have been worried that the Asian connection would boomerang.

With "Lolita," the director's reputation may have boomeranged against him.

"This sweeping step to ban the groups and declare them terrorists will boomerang."

This boomeranged on him as the extent of Iran-contra began to unfold.

"The attempt to make contact with the shape changers might boomerang on us but we must risk it."