Sentence examples for balloon shapes from inspiring English sources
He has been making balloon shapes for 20 years, and he loves doing it, "because they're like people".
It is enhanced by more mixed media (video projections, plastic balloon shapes) and retains its evocative power.
Prada's strange colours and Marni's balloon shapes have long been but a diverting sideshow to a contest in which being a contender ultimately means being hot.
But most astonishing was the sprawling ice-skating rink decorated with kiddie cartoons and balloon shapes that takes up a giant chunk of the square, smack between GUM's central door and Lenin's mausoleum.
"I think they'd rather spend that amount of money on something they can take with them," she said, noting, however, that many of the sheer panels she makes could cost just as much as heavy drapery or balloon shapes, $600 to $800 for one window, prices due in part to labor costs: gauzy Asian fabrics require hand finishing.
We investigate the plausibility of a minimum energy selection principle for strained wrinkled balloon shapes with lobes.
At first they had an egg as the balloon shape.
The balloon, shaped a little like a turban, is no ordinary balloon.
The label gamely tackled the new "balloon" shape for evening, with stiff taffeta onion-shaped skirts worn with fine wool polonecks, but the result, while striking, was distinctly lacking in glamour and sex appeal.
On a recent Sunday afternoon, a bachelorette party sat under a balloon shaped like a diamond ring, drinking peppery, beet-purple wine-enhanced Bloody Marys; "Despacito" was playing, its summery, ubiquitous rhythm causing feet to tap.
The residents of Folkestone don't know how close they came to having to live in the shadow of a huge balloon shaped like a human heart, looming over the town centre.
