Sentence examples for the first bubbles from inspiring English sources

One of the first bubbles to pop, says Peter Tasker of Arcus Research, who has written several books on the bust, was a psychological one: confidence.

This process describes how the first bubbles appear on the surface of a 7 Pa shear strength fluid a few seconds after being jarred.

Once combined, decant the custard back into the pan and set over a medium-low heat. 2 Cook the custard, stirring all the time, until the first bubbles break through the surface, then give it one more minute before removing from the heat.

The chicken should turn white and cook through by the time the first bubbles begin to appear.

Frequently whisk it, until the lemon curd is thick enough for marks to appear and the first bubbles come up on the surface (an estimate of about 6 min).

Others, mindful of how the first bubble burst six years ago, prefer to say it's 'frothing'frothing

When the first bubble pops, keep cooking and stirring for another minute -- even two.

The bubble diameter is the average diameter of the bubbles inside the droplet when the first bubble breaks.

"It's a screwed-up incentive structure, just like you had in the first bubble," he said.

Both of these growth spurts were accompanied by low interest rates and speculative bubbles: the first bubble was in stocks, the second in real estate.

People I spoke with who had experienced the first bubble in the late 1990s were convinced that we should be prepared for a large pop of biblical proportion.