Sentence examples for a balloon of from inspiring English sources

Inmates have been known to tear a hole in the rear of their jumpsuits, to hide a balloon of drugs.

A telephone booth in function, the recess is a balloon of space that is entered from the building's third-floor lobby.

This year, for example, Nickelodeon is to introduce a balloon of Dora the Explorer, the star of the top-rated cartoon show among preschool-age children and the first Latina character to appear in the parade.

The commercial, which continues to run on TV, shows the Stewie balloon fighting for a Coke balloon above the streets of Manhattan with a balloon of a more mainstream character, Underdog.

Ms. Hadid will also speak about the work on Dec. 4. Footnotes Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will include a balloon of Humpty Dumpty made by Tom Otterness, the artist known for his cartoonish bronzes.

The Trieste was a natural progression of this thinking: instead of a basket held aloft by a balloon of hot air, the Trieste was a steel cabin kept buoyant by 32,000 gallons of lighter-than-water gasoline.

Our mathematical model for a strained equilibrium balloon, when applied to a shape that mimics the Phase IV-A balloon of Flight 517, predicts instability at float.

Fear produced a ballooning of the interest rate spread.

The Shia-led government has overseen a ballooning of the country's security apparatus.

This is cinema without gravity, a ballooning of joy that makes people laugh out loud; if Fred Astaire ever saw the movie, he must have nodded in recognition.

It further expanded the drug war and the federal death penalty, leading to more severe sentences and a ballooning of the prison population.