Sentence examples for show bubble from inspiring English sources

Virtual everything, in some kind of Truman Show bubble, perfect skies and clear consciences, and everyone happy.

A Truman Show bubble of the ultimate in sporting drama and human achievement, where a lifetime's hopes and dreams dashed or realised lurk around every corner, has held more than 12 million ticketholders rapt.

Most are haunted by the bursting of the reality game show bubble in 2001 when ABC ran its one such hit, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," into the ground.

Blue car! Good job!" Rodriguez noted that Eilen had recently become so enthralled by an animated show, "Bubble Guppies," that she had become "stuck on that word 'guppy.' " She went on, "Everything's 'guppy, guppy, guppy.' So when she refers to something as 'guppy' I try to correct it — like, 'No, that's not a guppy.

As a result, the proposed model could show bubble behaviors above a distributor with several orifices.

RBC membranes show bubble formation of the phospholipid layer, as well as balloon-like smooth areas; while their general discoid shapes are changed to form pointed extensions.

This show bubbles over with the artistic excitement of a young man finding himself as a painter.

Wednesday's show bubbled along well, however, with Livesey asking listeners to contact him with reasons to like Germany.

Calcite, aragonite, witherite, and strontianite, as well as copper carbonates, show bubbling, or effervescence, when a drop of dilute hydrochloric acid is placed on the mineral.

It might feel good at first, but as post-1980s Jandn and the post-2000 internet and telecom sectors show, bubbles have nasty aftereffects.

These cells showed bubble type anchoring extensions (arrowheads, panel O), which apparently serve to attach seeded non-neuronal cells [ 138].