Sentence examples for take a balloon from inspiring English sources
They'll take a balloon and stuff it with drugs.
Mr. Piccard's father, Auguste, a physicist, was the first man to take a balloon into the stratosphere.
But that would have been useless.Almost everybody approached by either camp proved happy to sign a mailing list and to take a balloon.
"My students actually just take a balloon and fill it up with carbon dioxide, and then they empty that through the liquid.
The analogy will be to take a balloon; we can easily see it to be rounded; now blow the balloon to a very large volume and then put a small ant on its surface.
"You're going to take a balloon where?" said the Cleveland Clinic orthopedist.
Later, when asked, some thought they could remember actually taking a balloon ride.
An interesting way of looking at the causes for some of these problems can be seen by taking a balloon ride over Parramatta, Sydney.
Taking a balloon into near space.
On the birth of Napoleon's son, Blanchard took a balloon flight over Paris from the Champs de Mars and threw out leaflets proclaiming the birth.
The narrator said something like "He took a balloon up 102,000 feet, and then... he jumped!" "Did he have to jump?" Peter asked.
