Sentence examples for blue bulb from inspiring English sources

— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times: Why would dieters want to put a blue bulb in their refrigerators?

This week alone, eBay featured 1,994 auctions in the category "xenon headlights" at prices ranging from $9.99 for a single deep blue bulb to $1,629 for a full set of Mercedes-Benz S-Class headlights.

Allium A. caeruleum (60cm, flowers June) is probably too tall to count as a little blue bulb, but its perfect pompoms of cornflower blue, dancing on long, wiry stems, earn it an honorary mention here.

As Nazar and his friends, Morcin and Emil Sieber, swung Olecks back underneath the showers for a second dunk, then a third, other children ran up to the button — a silver cylinder mounted atop a blue bulb and a green column that ran to preschool height — and pressed down with both hands.

This spring, take a closer look at the little blue bulbs that ripple through grass or lap round the base of deciduous shrubs and trees.

Where to see blue bulbs The Weir Swainshill, Hereford, open daily, 11am-4pm Little Court Crawley, Hampshire, open tomorrow, and 22 and 26 April 2-5pmm).

A group of Japanese wearing silver aluminum shell coats, designed by Yoichiro Sakamoto, an architect, posed for pictures by the 81-foot Norway spruce lighted by 30,000 red, white and blue bulbs.

Scilla Squills are the most obliging of the little blue bulbs, spreading freely among deciduous trees and shrubs, and also in open grass, provided it is not too dense and the soil not too dry.

The original white lightbulbs returned to the ball for 1989, but were replaced by red, white, and blue bulbs in 1991 to salute the troops of Operation Desert Shield.

The really important cars now have flashing red lights (strictly not for sale, at least not so far) to distinguish them from the blue-bulb aspirationals.

Julia Polkington goes to work in Holland as a cook so she can steal a valuable blue tulip bulb and repay her father's debts.