Sentence examples for bubbles from inspiring English sources

The Pakistani Taliban even seized a territory in the heart of the country, Swat.Pakistan enjoyed a period of rapid economic growth during his time in office, but it was a bubbly time for Pakistan, and the bubbles burst as Mr Musharraf was leaving office.

Cut out a Y shape and two speech bubbles.

I don't like to spread panic unless I absolutely have to, but looking at Gove's pop-up initiatives, I think we ought be keeping our eye on the bubbles.

If you feel like a splurge, book the Valentine's package at the Hambrough hotel in Ventnor in the south of the island, with a six-course dinner in the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant on the Saturday, including langoustines, champagne and canapés, plus a bottle of champers in the room and, yes, more bubbles at breakfast.

Shanghai's Pudong boasts a 21st century skyline of bubbles, crowns and globes.

Or when Bubbles goads the junkie bully, thinking he has Herc to come and back him up, only to be beaten severely?

But my longing to practice architecture bubbles up inside me every time I remember that John Ruskin called it "the inescapable art" because it shapes the lives of people who never even think about it.

There are other overlaps: Bubbles and Ziggy maybe (although not nearly as neat)?

But everyone, not just the record breaker, creates these little bubbles of meaning, drawing a line around a tiny portion of the world to make the arbitrariness of life bearable.

Over on the AP feed, she smiled and repeated the line, adding it also reminded her "of champagne bubbles".

McNulty and Greggs's "turning" of both Omar and Bubbles in this series seems very believable – although the blind eye the two detectives later turn to some of Omar's more outrageous misdeeds stretches credibility a bit.