Sentence examples for bubbles all over from inspiring English sources
My body was swollen, I had water bubbles all over it.
"You can see there are bubbles all over everything, as opposed to if an area is just wet".
"Central banks deserve most of the credit for that, basically blowing bubbles all over the world".
When it bubbles all over and browns a little at the edge, flip it over.
Taylor said: "No one is popping Champagne bottles and spraying bubbles all over the locker room.
"A bunch of local West Ham fans crammed in an Irish pub singing I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles and one of them is literally blowing bubbles all over the pub.
If, as some investment specialists predict, backers simply "flip" their investment - sell straight away and profit on the initial buzz - it could start a downward spiral and something akin to the burst dotcom bubble all over again.
In some ways, says Biderman, it feels like the early 2000 dot.com bubble all over again.
"It looks like the Internet bubble all over again," he said.
And the things keep on ticking: Decades-old machines are still bubbling all over Washington, including the one we tested alongside the rest of the pack (see sidebar).
