Sentence examples for bubble down from inspiring English sources

Bring it to the boil and let it bubble down until it is slushy, before you spread it on the dough.

It's also the inspiration for Sanford Biggers's "Tunic" (2003), a bubble down jacket covered in feathers accompanied by a cleverly worded wall label mimicking the scholarly label that accompanies the real garment.

In late December, Bernanke announced two new initiatives: an auction to lend money to banks (the discount-window loans did not seem to be working) and a proposal to tighten mortgage regulations, which would ideally reduce the odds of another housing bubble down the road.

So, playing the role of market contrarians, we decided to boil the bulky bubble down with the most rational of tools: mathematics.

Rather, the "ideas have to bubble up rather than bubble down".

Moreover, they can slow the bubbles down when they arrive where they are wanted.

The high winds stir up the ocean surface and push along waves that mix up air and water when they break, throwing sea spray up and sucking bubbles down.

Aren't these the traits you want in a commander in chief?" Even Alexandra Kerry echoed the aquatic heroic theme, telling of how her dad saved the family's pet hamster, Licorice, who was bubbling "down to a watery doom," after falling off a dock.

Americans stung by the recession and the burst housing bubble hunkered down as the decade ended.

Spanish banks, undercapitalized and suffering the effects of a burst housing bubble, dragged down an already ailing economy.

American companies learned some lessons in 2000-02 when the bursting of the dotcom bubble brought down giants such as Enron and WorldCom.