Sentence examples for the balloons of from inspiring English sources

What a miserable role to be the realist pricking the balloons of those free spirits.

Emily jumped in as usual: first the balloons of air tipped her upside down, and then the wet cotton wrapped itself round her head and arms and nearly drowned her.

The balloons, of course, were Tiah's favourite colour: purple.

[Atom] was exactly the inspiration for the balloons of Lichtgrenze.

In Balloon Battle, the player must pop the balloons of the opposing players by attacking them, or they can steal balloons by boosting into other karts.

According to Brook is can use any rhetoric: "It aims continually at pricking the balloons of rhetorical playing--Chaplin's contrasting sentimentality and calamity is alienation".

She had no idea what the balloons of flesh popping from her middle, arms and legs meant, but when one started coming out of the top of her head, it felt like her skull was splitting.

"The balloon of success".

The first was the ballooning of economic inequality at home.

Indeed, the balloon of unrealistic prospects is losing air.

The Magnetic Fields Lyric Hammersmith, London W6 Songwriter Stephin Merritt has little time for the balloon of romance.