Sentence examples for bubble back from inspiring English sources
Education wasn't one more "bubble" back then.
Yet occasionally memories of war bubble back to the surface.
George Soros warned of a bubble back when gold was barely over $1,000.
Please can we have our bubble back, clamours just about everyone.
The Spectator, a British political weekly, ran a cover story citing the existence of a bubble back in September 2011.
There's nothing more dispiriting than seeing the nice new judgments disappear and the horrific old judgments bubble back up.
Those feelings come bubbling back.
Why are bubbles back, and can anything be done to prevent them?
That feisty spirit may be bubbling back to the surface as the gap between have and have-not widens again.
This lurking tension, barely suppressed in "Painting," bubbled back up as shadowy, jostling shapes, nearly coalescing, in "To Fellini" (1958) and "The Painter" (1959).
The Chanel purse, quilted and dangling from a chain -- among the most easily recalled symbols of 1985-ism -- is also bubbling back to life in fashion's sisterhood.
