Sentence examples for balloon suddenly from inspiring English sources

On the third attempt, his 650-foot-high balloon suddenly floated away, leaving the pressurized gondola on the ground with Mr. Fournier inside.

But in interviews, executives of a dozen companies making an assortment of products described their experience as more like a tire with a slow leak than a balloon suddenly popped.

Mr. Kyle sometimes has the air of a prestidigitator here; orange balloons suddenly blossom from his mouth midway through the solo, and he often seems to move straight from low, crouching positions into vertical levitation.

In 1998, the year the gang called it quits, that very law was changed and launching balloons suddenly became an environmental offense punishable with up to three years in jail or a fine, sometimes both.

There was a huge future... then it felt like a huge balloon was suddenly burst.

It was like a balloon that suddenly deflates, and viewers (particularly anyone holding the winning number, 608) were left with the unsettling news from Ms. Vega that "technical difficulties" would delay the announcement of a winner.

It wasn't often, but it was extreme -- like an overloaded balloon that suddenly pops and makes everyone in earshot startle with fear.

Race officials have speculated that the balloon somehow failed suddenly and fell toward the sea at 50 miles an hour.

Many of these loans resemble the kind that Countrywide once offered, with interest rates that can suddenly balloon.

When they do implement a new rule, many corporate balance sheets will suddenly balloon, adding a lot of assets and a lot of debt.

But as spectators watched, his 650-foot-high balloon inflated, then suddenly floated away, leaving the gondola with Fournier inside on the ground.