Sentence examples for imagination bubble from inspiring English sources

The flavors available boggle the imagination: bubble gum, banana, "Mother's MIlk," blueberry-lemon, banana cinnamon nutbread, pomegranate, strawberry -- it goes on endlessly.

I think that although the British are a fairly repressed, introverted race, there is an imagination bubbling away.

The contrast between film and book makes sense once you learn that Roald Dahl wrote the screenplay: his dangerous imagination bubbles out of every scene.

In the 1980s, the Kaz was a chrome-railed, glitzy nitespot (think Leee John's Imagination and bubble perms); now it is the spiritual home to a collective of creative mavericks staging son et lumiere costume parties, riotous sci-fi-themed theatrical "happenings" and inspired art installations.

Stories of fortunes in land speculation captured the imagination, and led to bubbles.

In Benjamin Genocchio's review of Amy Wilson's exhibition at the Hunterdon Art Museum ("An Imagination Revealed With Text Bubbles," Jan . 18, the writer said Ms. Wilson "has kept a low profile" since her show at the Bellwether Gallery in Manhattan in 2005.

It's whatever you want to call it, but I was happy in the bubble of my imagination".

"But I think somewhere, bubbling in my imagination, I was, like, It's right there".

What if the warm water soothed your stress, the bubbles excited your imagination, and the satisfaction of clean dishes left you feeling warm inside?

Among the many topics that bubble beneath the wild imagination at play are millennial anxiety, religious cults, the relationship between the citizen and the state and the role of fate and free will.

In 1996, he registered the domain Digital Cinema.com, and was convinced he'd found an outlet for the ideas bubbling over in his imagination.