Sentence examples for bubble gun from inspiring English sources

I once used a bubble gun during a traffic jam on the M1.

Outside the Olympic bubble, gun battles between the police and drug gangs in Complexo do Alemão, a collection of favelas, the poor urban areas that emerged as squatter settlements, were a stubborn reminder of the untamed violence and yawning inequities in a city that officials had promised would be the world's safest during the Games.

The part where she was explaining what a bubble gun was for the SECOND FUCKING TIME made my entire body clench.

Just shoot me, as in "spare me another incident of zero-tolerance policies run amok," like the other recent example of a five-year-old suspended for talking about shooting her Hello Kitty soap bubble gun.

Maryland State Senator J.B. Jennings recently introduced a bill, The Reasonable School Discipline Act of 2013, which calls for clearer disciplinary guidelines at specific grade levels for behavior that is not directly physically violent, such as nibbling a pastry into a gun, or talking about shooting bubbles from a Hello Kitty bubble gun.

I've seen more natural-born stars flogging bubble guns at Hamleys.

My self-control crumbled, however, when I spotted a woman in a black chador delighting a slew of children with bubble guns.

I want candy canes and candy-cane-flavored anything; weaponized golden jewelries; functional toys like bubble guns and Jenga; luxury alcohol; nerd-oriented gift cards; and an envelope stuffed with cash.

Typical toys include dolls, slinkies, bubble kits, bubble guns, stickers, crayons and markers.

Another group of performance artists is staging nightly battles with toy light sabers, soap-bubble guns and pillows.

This was Cody Goodfellow, an author and performer, whose freewheeling homily involved ululations, cyclopic attendants firing bubble-guns, and an adaptation of Sir Mix-a-Lot Mix-a-Lot Mix-a-Lothat trailed off amid a swell of unbelieving laughter.