Sentence examples for blimp turned from inspiring English sources
The blimp turned fully around in what is called a swing circle before reaching the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
They were inspired by David Low's celebrated military fogey, Colonel Blimp, but they turn the cartoonist's caricature into a character.
It turned out to encode a protein called Blimp-1, which is best known for turning certain immune system cells into antibody-producing cells.
Thomas Harris published "Black Sunday," in 1975; in the novel, secular Palestinian terrorists collaborate with a disgruntled American veteran of the Vietnam War to strike a Super Bowl by turning a blimp into a weapon of mass destruction.
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.
In the end, the baby Trump blimp is airborne, and it turns out it's not very big at all – small enough, in fact, to make you wonder if its real genius was generating so many column inches and galaxy-brain takes on its significance.
In the end, the baby Trump blimp is airborne, and it turns out it's not very big at all small enough, in fact, to make you wonder if its real genius was generating so many column inches and galaxy-brain takes on its significance.
Having loved Coward when I was younger, it was tragic to see him turn into this Colonel Blimp figure.
In the other spot, a golfers seemingly errant shot turns into a winner thanks to the blimps intervention.
Even though blocking Blimp-1 early in development might stop white meat from turning dark, other switches such as exercise or neural stimulation can convert white meat to dark in older animals, he says.
