Sentence examples for blimp in from inspiring English sources

A blimp, in contrast, is a big, inflatable balloonlike sack filled with a lifting gas.

We are not Colonel Blimp in Berkshire, who prefers to go chase some foxes".

It was the first time we at Y&R ever had to choreograph a blimp in a commercial, Ms. Maroun says, laughing.

He just turned up at the airport in Atlantic City wearing a white T-shirt on which he had drawn a little blimp in pen with "Horizon" written on it.

The Blimp in the film is one Major-General Clive Wynne-Candy, an elderly buffoon with a set of soggy opinions and a mustache that makes him look like a walrus.

Furthermore, nonwords do prime their word neighbors and associates (e.g., Kinoshita & Norris, 2009; Perea & Lupker, 2003) suggesting that a similar process might be at work here (i.e., an automatic activation process that increased the accessibility of blimp in semantic memory once blomp was presented and that biased participants to assess blomp as large).

All pre-orders of the game granted the purchaser an access code for the Atomic Blimp, the in-game aircraft.

The airport harbored Goodyear blimps in the mid-60's.

There are three blimps in the United States and one in Europe.

JUDITH: OMG Fergie's daughters look like blimps JUDITH: Blimps in Table cloths QUESTION FROM SAM : Don't want the Obamas stealing the show.

Proposals have been floated to use it for a heliport, a warehouse, batting cages, driving ranges, even a blimp port, echoing the site's use as a docking station for Goodyear blimps in the 1960s and '70s.