Sentence examples for have balloons from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't allowed to have balloons at my birthday parties," she'll gasp, through thick sobs, "Because they were plastic".

By the end of the year Google plans to have balloons providing continuous coverage for people living along a thin band around the Southern Hemisphere.

"I could have balloons — red ones, white ones, and blue ones … or, I could try something different," Pawlenty says, as a vintage-toned video of balloons — red ones, white ones, and blue ones — flashes by, followed by some Eisenhower-era children being handed small American flags.

You have balloons and drones and that will work in the rural areas but it's not effective, in urban environments.

You have balloons and drones and that will work in the rural areas but it's not effective in urban environments.

They asked themselves the once-impossible question: could our algorithms help the balloons to stay much closer to the location they were already in?" Using this new system, the team managed to have balloons loiter in Peruvian airspace (after launching from Puerto Rico) for up to three months.

Its costs have ballooned.

Today, the choices have ballooned.

Portions of other foods also have ballooned.

Liability insurance premiums have ballooned.

Second, portion sizes have ballooned.