Sentence examples for bubble of water from inspiring English sources
El Al is offering items duty-free to pilgrims, including telephone calling cards containing a bubble of water from the Jordan River, olive-wood miniatures and "Biblical perfumes".
Four hours into the spacewalk Kopra reported that a bubble of water had started to pool in his helmet and that the absorbent head pad was wet.
At the Miami Art Museum last winter, he showed an eccentric fusion of the beautifully wrought -- furniture he designed and made -- and comic-book poetics, like a bubble of water frozen in time.
Among the festival highlights are screenings of Melanie Menard's "Ghost House," which she filmed in several abandoned houses in Ireland, and Micheline Durocher's surrealistic "Lapse," a video piece about a swimmer in a bubble of water.
And in a layer of porous rock deep beneath the boroughs, the city is also considering creating a reservoir, a giant underground bubble of water stored in the porous earth.
"Before you were born, in the womb, you float in a bubble of water.
He heard harsh mouthfuls of words with deep notes — it was not a mellifluous language like the bright bubbling of water over rocks of his language.
University of Manchester Tiny bubbles of water found in quartz grains in Australia may hold the key to understanding what caused the Earth's first ice age, say scientists.
Once a liquid starts to boil and is turning to steam throughout the pot — the bubbles of a boil are bubbles of water vapor — nearly all the energy from the burner is going into steam production.
It is not yet known what caused the damage to the concrete, but one culprit is cavitation, or tiny bubbles of water vapor that can form in high-velocity water, said Blake P. Tullis, a professor of civil engineering at Utah State University.
Those of his works that have survived read like reportage in this casual-sounding translation, and he tells without melodrama how as a boy he murdered a servant accidentally with a knife thrust - "whenever he breathed, blood spurted out like bubbles of water" - and how the Franks dispensed justice.
