Sentence examples for getting the balloon from inspiring English sources

While Nicelli's crew worked on getting the balloon ready, the writer watched "To Fly".

Think of how a trumpeter blows into his horn: Maintain good embouchure, or facial muscle tension, especially if your lungs are weak or you're having trouble getting the balloon to fill with air.

If you have problems getting the balloons to pop, just get full sized party balloons and fill them with water, just not too full!

The balloon takes off, and after an anxious ride observed by people on the ground, Sally is saved by responding to shouts of "Tug of war, tug of war!" — she gives a rope a hard pull and, happily, her prompt action gets the balloon back on the ground.

Leland Wight, a programme manager for high-altitude airships at Boeing, says that the biggest engineering challenge is to get the balloon, which is only partially inflated at ground level, up to its operational altitude without its getting tangled up.One benefit of the greater carrying capacity of airships is that they will be able to use less exotic power sources than fixed-wing UAVs.

"Sure," says Reiley, "but if it's your mother, get the balloon".

In research presented Thursday at Obesity Week -- a joint annual meeting of the Obesity Society and the American Society for Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery -- study co-author Dr. Ram Chuttani reported that 34 overweight and obese subjects who got the balloon lost an average of 22 pounds after four months -- roughly 37% of their excess weight.

Get the balloon stick and insert it inside the round Styrofoam.

You will need this space to remain open so that you can get the balloon out of the structure later.

You stop in, order, get the balloons, then bicycle delivery comes to find you.

Mike told me there was a birthday party at the bowling alley, and I got the balloons together and pulled on the gorilla suit and made my way.