Sentence examples for bubbles of air from inspiring English sources

These bubbles of air are encased by a film of fat, creating a foam.

It was her favorite moment of swimming, the passage from dry to wet, her skin shedding tiny bubbles of air as she kicked.

One type of traumatic embolization occurs when lung tissue is ruptured; bubbles of air pass from the alveoli (air sacs) of the lungs into nearby capillaries and veins.

It is an intuitive idea that bubbles of air will expand if you heat them, as long as the pressure remains constant.

Drilling more than a mile through millenniums of ice, Dr. Dansgaard and a team of researchers journeyed backward through time to analyze trapped bubbles of air containing molecules of oxygen so old they had never been breathed by a human.

A few twigs and dragonfly wings got caughtnear the center of me long ago; they serveto distinguish me from others of my kind,along with some bubbles of air.

Bubbles of air-conditioned comfort, which we might think of these days as "Lekki blindness".

a Digital image of the fabricated bubble conductor (scale bar: 1 cm), b cross-sectional SEM image (scale bar: 200 μm) and c diameter distribution (66 air bubbles measured) of air bubbles in the CNT-doped PDMS matrix, and d magnified SEM image of three-dimensionally interconnected CNT network (scale bar: 1 μm).

A gob of molten glass gathered onto the opposite end of the tube is enlarged by a bubble of air blown into it through the tube.

When ready to dive, the water scavenger beetle folds back its antennae, capturing a bubble of air, which is stored as a silvery body covering.

Two of the performers, both women, had even developed a method of singing under water, which involved vocalizing into a submerged microphone while pushing a bubble of air around their mouths.