Sentence examples for green bubble from inspiring English sources

But it will be a green bubble in a sea of unsustainability.

The country faces stiff competition from China, shortages of skilled labor and the risk that the investment could create a green bubble that might pop.

The cricket ground, a green bubble in the very centre, disappeared under a shopping centre in the late 1990s, remembered only by an insulting statue of a batsman.

Vats of green bubble gum syrup figure in "The Mad Adventures of 'Rabbi' Jacob," starring Louis de Funès as a crude and crazed businessman who disguises himself as a rabbi while trying to stay out the hands of Arab terrorists.

It encourages clichés; it's full of misleading — and flat-out incorrect — definitions; it's got a little green bubble on the cover that reads: "IF YOU USE THIS, YOU WILL GET FIRED!" But then, of course, that's exactly the point: it's "Write More Good," the first print offering from The Bureau Chiefs, the group behind the popular Twitter account @FakeAPStyleBook.

Federighi made a light-hearted jab at Android users here: "Green bubble friends, they have inferior devices".

The best colors for her skin tone are aqua blue, minty green, bubble-gum pink and melon orange.

(On one nigiri, the bunched green bubbles were described as sea grapes).

Dozens of tiny green bubbles dot the map, particularly throughout the bottom third of the state.

There, countless baitfish are helplessly compressed and swept along streaming underwater highways, amid a wash of green bubbles.

"The Land of Black Gold," similarly, is about a fight over oil supplies, but at the last gasp Thomson and Thompson swallow some bad tablets and wind up with floor-length green hair and green bubbles spewing from their lips.