Sentence examples for is blubber from inspiring English sources
verb
To make noises or broken words while crying.
Perhaps that is why dedicated summit-watchers insist another site proposal is Blubber Point in Antarctica, a scenic haven almost unreachable without sophisticated logistical planning, where even king penguins left outdoors for more than a half-hour quickly perish.
Typically, 18% 20% of their bodyweight is blubber.
An unusually large 40% of their body weight is blubber, which is of relatively low density.
By Arthur Kober The New Yorker, November 4 , 1933P. 17 Tells of a half-soused gambler who is blubbering about his sick father and his place which is a gambling joint, and all the money he put in it to make it a success.. Keeps repeating himself and feeling sorry for himself.. View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
Critics might point out that Johnson, who weighed in at 260 pounds, looked more as if his nickname were Blubber than Bubba.
The p,p′-DDE body burden quantities that enhance seizure susceptibility in zebrafish are also useful in perspective to values in measured postpartum sea lions and their fetuses with consideration of the caveat that the sea lion values are blubber wet weight.
He'll be blubbering "Get me Condi!" in no time.
Get him going, it seems, and he will soon be blubbering about losing all three of his girls to adulthood.
I had a little chuckle at the box of tissues on the coffee table but within minutes was blubbering like a baby.
"I think that the beauty and humanity of her performance plus obviously the subject matter and the mourning I hadn't done -- and boom, it all came up, and I was blubbering.
