Sentence examples for bubbles blowing from inspiring English sources

The quality of the glass is generally low in all the analysed vessels: air bubbles, blowing traces and mainly unintentional colour (generally with various shade of green) seem to support the hypothesis of a not very refined productions.

Establishment figures like Larry Summers and our probable next Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin are looking to "fiscal policy" through infrastructure projects as the next policy lever to keep the bubbles blowing and the economy slowly growing.

Captured in the video above by Utah-based Kuma Films, the Taiwanese magician-turned"Bubble performance master" blows minds with three minutes of glow-in-the-dark bubbles, blowing bubbles inside bubbles, and even making a bubble carousel with his soapy medium.

But bubbles blown large enough inevitably pop.

Bubbles blown into a high-voltage fence crackle and pop blue.

Bubbles blew over the show's second scenario as the focus moved from outer-wear to layers of organza with flower-petal decoration caught inside.

"Shabon" has soap bubbles blown onstage; "Footsteps in the Snow" has imitation snow on the floor and more falling from isolated spots above individual dancers.

You have the impression of good-looking people stacked in glass enclosures that have been elongated or bent, like soap bubbles blown by a child.

Some types of gum can make bubbles blow real big.

The bubble blowing begins with beliefs about the Fed's thinking.

He further tested random versus contingent bubble blowing in another child with autism who had been evaluated as "high functioning".