The phrase "a bbl" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It is typically used in informal contexts, particularly in texting or online communication, as an abbreviation for "be back later."
Example: "I have to step out for a bit, but I'll be a bbl."
Alternatives: "I'll return shortly" or "I'll be back soon."
As Ben Dunk observed on live national television while he was batting during a BBL game at the MCG with Maxwell stationed in the outfield, he is worth "plus 15" in the field.
Manchester has been without a BBL side since the Giants ceased to operate in 2001 after struggling with the costs of playing at the MEN Arena.
Sullivan, the Most Valuable Player (MVP) the only other time a BBL final had been held at the O2, seemed destined to replicate his performance.
Danielle Marrone is an aesthetic beauty consultant who's decided to go ahead with a BBL, but unlike Michelle, she went to a professional.
After successful results with her breasts, she began to look at other plastic surgery options, and eventually decided on a BBL, which normally costs around $4,096 (without anesthesia and other fees).
When Michelle heard about an unlicensed man who was giving butt-enlarging injections for far cheaper than a BBL, she thought she found her answer to the perfect body.
A volume 0.5 ml of the re-suspended deposit was inoculated in a BACTEC BBL MGITTM 960 tube (Becton and Dickson, Franklin Lakes, NJ USA).
The additive made up 11% of California gasoline by volume, but only half that volume can be replaced by ethanol, forcing refiners to produce an extra 100,000 bbl. a day of gas to meet demand.
A barrel, usually abbreviated as "bbl", is 42 U.S. gallons.
A 0.5 ml aliquot of vaginal washes were collected in BBL Port-a-Cul vials from New Orleans women only.
Glasgow Rocks' hopes of a top five finish in the BBL suffered a huge knock following a 92-80 loss at Worcester Wolves last night.
