If that all looks quite fun in a Punch and Judy sort of way, McInerney quickly bursts that Westminster bubble.
I'll call Lao Lan Dieh before I ever call you Dieh again!" Momentarily stunned by my shouts, the men around us quickly burst out laughing.
He made the fix as directed, but the new hose quickly burst on him during testing," the owner wrote to the agency.
The bubble of idealism might quickly burst, but the quest to end poverty remains one of the big challenges for humanity.
The last century saw steady TV adoption rates as they became commonplace in UK living rooms, but new devices such as smartphones and tablets have quickly burst on to the scene.
With the civil service reform plan due to be published soon, the thinktank has published a pamphlet outlining seven key tests "that will reveal whether the plan is a significant step towards a programme that will transform the civil service, or just another white paper style bubble that quickly bursts".
With England, it is probably always better to be cautious and after the thrilling comeback in Germany the balloon of optimism was quickly burst by the manner in which they lost this match from a position, courtesy of Jamie Vardy's goal, when it looked as though they were on course for another encouraging result.
Trial balloons of a value-added tax were floated during Obama's election campaign and quickly burst.
In the right conditions, the rainforest, with its thick stands of eucalypts, can quickly burst into flames.
These are click trains, which are made of numerous individual clicks, usually broadband signals that change from low value to high value quickly, burst pulses, which are individual clicks with high repetition and can be heard by humans only as a buzzing sound, and whistles, which are signals that are pure-tones and whose frequency varies depending on the time.
