Sentence examples for inflatable bubble from inspiring English sources

The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden on Wednesday finally abandoned its long-planned project to cover the museum's interior courtyard in Washington D.C. with a distinctive, temporary inflatable bubble.

The lights are part of a stadium renovation that started when FieldTurf replaced the grass before last season; an inflatable bubble goes up in the winter, allowing teams to practice during the off-season.

Richard Koshalek, the director of the Smithsonian Institution's Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, said on Thursday that he was resigning after the board of trustees failed to reach a consensus on the future of a long-planned project to cover the museum's interior courtyard with a temporary inflatable bubble.

She blamed those conditions for the resignation of the director Richard Koshalek, who announced he was stepping down in May after the board split on whether to continue supporting a project he had long championed: a temporary inflatable bubble that would cover the museum's inner courtyard.

Next year, if things stay on track, the museum will realize a long-planned project to cover its interior courtyard with a temporary inflatable bubble, an architectural soufflé that will meld the outside and inside of the museum and provide space for installations and performances.

Some owners purchase Carcoon: an inflatable bubble that circulates air.

I don't like ­anthropomorphism – the lisping dogs, chatty ­insects, flirtatious cats, Minnie Mouse and her inflatable bubble-gum shoes.

Aurora Bubbles New for this season and reminiscent of a science-fiction film set, these giant, transparent, inflatable bubbles are planted deep in Finnish Lapland, in prime position to catch sight of the Aurora Borealis.

First the bands threw in together on a version of Black Sabbath's "Sweet Leaf" — messy, functional — while Mr. Coyne and Mr. Cuomo walked over the crowd inside giant inflatable bubbles, a standard part of the Flaming Lips festival shows, but a first for Mr. Cuomo, who looked giddy and panicky in there.

In Paris, the Monumenta project in the vast nave of the Grand Palais saw it filled in 2011 with Anish Kapoor's Leviathan, a giant inflatable bubble-like structure.

One was in an inflatable vinyl bubble in Maryland; another was in a former perfume factory in Los Angeles.