Sentence examples for a big bulb from inspiring English sources

"When someone has a big bulb in front of them, they just want to squeeze the fuck out of it and get all of the water in there," he said.

One of the most appealing surprises is a goofy piece of eroticism by Dufy: a big, bulb-shaped vase glazed bubble-gum pink with chubby, white-line nudes cavorting all over its surface.

The new series sacrifices the compact size of the original series to accommodate a bigger bulb and battery.

(What a meal each big bulb must have been).

For those who are weary of blowsy amaryllis flowers, but just have to watch a few big bulbs grow and bloom this winter, White Flower Farm is offering cybister hybrids that look more like butterflies on tall, stout stems.

The craft has a 150ft wingspan and the big bulb is its liquid hydrogen tank that powers (or cools) its engines — kind of a liability if you're in bullet range, but at 65,000ft I don't think there's much of a risk.

On its handlebars we imagine a trumpet horn with a big rubber bulb on one end.

At a cost of about $25, it also avoids that hard-to-explain $170 cab fare from the airport, a receipt that will flash like a big red bulb over an expense account.

I've seen examples of that many times at OMERACT and you almost hear the penny drop, it was all of a sudden a big light bulb goes on and everyone says 'yes, absolutely!

A household could save almost that much by turning off eight 100-watt bulbs that burn 12 hours a day -- if it has that many big bulbs burning that long, and if the residents don't mind going to sleep at sunset.

Big bulbs are somewhat retro; small ones are now in fashion.