Utiliser "bubbles" dans une phrase

1. Your skin bubbles and melts

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2. My will power in firm control, I had debated whether a long bath or a stimulating shower would be the best course of action so, my priority being to use up time, I opted for the former; taking a book with me, I had spent an hour in the bath up to my ears in hot water and soap bubbles

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3. dribbling condensation and bubbles

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4. The bartender sighed a wall of bubbles and swam up to the highest shelf, about thirty feet above, where he fetched a crystalline bottle glowing so brightly blue-white that she almost needed sunglasses

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5. The bone, full of air bubbles inherited from the creature’s flying ancestors to reduce

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6. The bone, full of air bubbles inherited from the creature’s flying ancestors to reduce weight and density, skittled across the stone floor and came to rest by MacKenzie’s bare feet

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7. She smiles at me and insanity bubbles up

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8. At the water's edge I found tiny bits of waving, organic fluff clinging to the pebbles just where the bubbles melt away; curious purple pieces of seaweed no bigger than a crumb lying on the beach and spiky bits of crab shell attached to the occasional limb

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9. The stars hollow out tiny little bubbles in it like American Swiss cheese

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10. The pressure is rising again and Billy can feel bubbles of nervous energy floating in his gut, as if, having descended into the depths, he is rising too quickly

11. She flicks suds back at him, chuckling as he ducks to avoid the bubbles

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12. Then, she wiggles her toes, swooshing at the bubbles

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13. ‘Well, you’d be pretty wet if you were here with me – I’m lying in the bath covered with bubbles at the moment!’

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14. She popped the bubbles with great glee, sometimes one by one; sometimes she’d roll the wrap over itself so multiple bubbles would pop at once

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15. Nothing wriggled in it, no bubbles popped

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16. ” The players’ concentration is fairly intense, and their enthusiasm bubbles over after a won service or point

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17. This has been confirmed by tests, which were conducted on fossilised tree wax or amber that had trapped air bubbles in it, where it was found that the air, contained in these bubbles, had about 50% additional oxygen in its composition

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18. She had a wonderful laugh; it seemed to warble up through her throat like bubbles

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19. Tall windows let in light, and gas lamps shed bubbles of illumination, but even in the afternoon it felt like twilight inside the building

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20. It still sounded as if millions of tiny bubbles were whirling round his throat

21. Staring intently at the lighter patch of water ahead, he paddled his feet through the cold liquid, relieving the, pressure in his lungs by trickling small bubbles of air from his mouth

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22. Opening his eyes, he saw that the water about his head was filled with thousands of iridescent bubbles, each jostling the other as they crowded in upon him

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23. My sneakers squelched with every step, oozing little bubbles of water and my jacket dripped water onto the carpet, leaving a trail behind me as Vera manoeuvred me into a bathroom and told me to wait there

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24. He began a desperate swim for the edge of the pool, his feet paddling furiously, long bubbles of air following each paw as it stroked through the water

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25. He nodded, twirling his glass on the table as he watched the bubbles rise through the amber liquid

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26. Radio signals overlapped, like bubbles, the zone of interference predictable, yet when the new analog-to-digital conversion system was installed, this had all somehow been overlooked

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27. Slowly lowering herself into the perfumed bubbles, she lay back with a sigh

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28. The bubbles tickled my skin

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29. Air bubbles surged to the surface from deep within the pond

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30. More bubbles could be seen at the opposite side of the pond

31. Finally, a large froth of bubbles erupted in the center of the pond

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32. Her head was a mass of pink, glistening and foamy bubbles

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33. A feeble old man, his weight balanced between legs and cane, stands on the kilometer-long pier and watches bubbles rise to the surface of the water surrounding piling number one hundred thirty-nine

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34. I used to swim behind her underwater and watch her feet kick myriad bubbles filled with light as she swam

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35. Anger bubbles in my chest, and bursts from my mouth: “Stop it

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36. A laugh bubbles in my stomach

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37. But instead a hysterical laugh bubbles inside me, because I just remembered something:

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38. All were visibly covered with bubbles of sweat, attesting to the high pixel resolution of Nick’s camera

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39. I was persuaded to join the Library, the Lecture Society (addressing everything including History, Anthropology, Medicine and more); to attend a course on Ikebana (the Art of Japanese Flower Arranging) - this notion had annoyed me at first but my friend with the improbable name of Bubbles convinced me that I'd benefit, and I did

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40. I drink it in one gulp, wincing as the bubbles burn my throat

41. was foam and bubbles

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42. He had stopped the bubbles

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43. "Well, Martha wouldn't let us blow bubbles in the house

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44. Bubbles erupted from all around his body as his true body thudded to the

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45. For example, if there was a pot of boiling water at the beginning of the jump, during the jump it looks like it was flash-frozen with all the steam and bubbles trapped in their exact relative positions until the end of the jump when it returns to boiling as if nothing had happened

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46. (Using stinky sticks may be worse than people that use the bathroom but then after it they don't suds up their hands with soapy bubbles for at least twenty seconds before rinsing with water

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47. The men begin to scream and yell, while saliva comes from their mouths and quickly turns to small bubbles

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48. It passes near a fish and he sees bacteria on it, he also sees oxygen bubbles in the water and a catfish quickly moving

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49. There are oceans of metal boiling with bubbles exploding hundreds of miles upwards

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50. The blood bubbles disappear as they get near the ceiling

51. Leave this a little while until the yeast bubbles, then smooth out all lumps and pour into a hole made in the middle of the flour

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52. He turns around and looks; Jaden hears bubbling sounds and he suddenly sees himself unconscious floating in a pool of clear water with billions of small bubbles moving in different directions

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53. Jaden follows behind the nose diving shark with two passengers as it flies by debris, strings of seaweed and through billions of bubbles of salty water

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54. Bubbles of the shark’s blood float downwards from the octopuses in the clouds

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55. First boy: "My name is John, and my hobby is to see bubbles in the bath tub

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56. Second boy: "Myself peter and my hobby is to see bubbles in the bath tub"

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57. Third boy: "I'm Smith and my hobby is to see bubbles in the bath tub "

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58. This continues, and the last boy stands up : "I'm Henry, and my hobby is to see bubbles in the bath tub "

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59. Flip when the pancake tops are covered with bubbles and the edges look cooked, about 2

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60. things as they are — bubbles of consciousness

61. the photographic plate, the scientist may assume the bubbles correspond with one and the same

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62. Quantum field theory might suggest instead that each of the bubbles was an independent

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63. But my machete has also cleaved his trachea, and bloody bubbles foam angrily around the slit in his neck

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64. minutes or until the edge of the crust becomes golden brown and the cheese bubbles in the center

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65. there are air bubbles under his skin in the connective tissue which are spread all over his

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66. Dust bubbles popped up out of the sand all around and among the cringing people and animals as the motion continued

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67. Dust bubbles popped up out of the sand all

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68. into the air, the few bubbles that bounced onto the dry rock, the

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69. and with his look fixed on the tiny bubbles, I could gauge our

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70. The water had become creamy with tiny air bubbles, and

71. bubbles being stirred up by his feet were pentane gas and they were beginning to

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72. She liked to play with soap bubbles, just like little girls

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73. bubbles appear, that were born one from the other or in sequence

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74. Her bubbles could last an eternity, but it was an eternity that passed by in an

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75. It was as if it could come to rest on each of the other bubbles, with a Rose in its

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76. The concept that the universe is a single bubble has tremendous implications: There may be many other bubbles out there, all of which could be other universes, completely disconnected from ours

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77. Leadbeater and Besant, two leading metaphysicists of the twentieth century, explained in 1919 that, based on metaphysical evidence, instead of thinking of the ultimate constituents of matter as solid specks floating in a vacuum, we realise that it is the apparent void which is solid and that the specks are but bubbles (of nothing) in it

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78. In 1919 (years before quantum mechanics was developed by Schrödinger and Heisenberg) Leadbeater and Besant explained that bubbles exist at the most fundamental level of spacetime

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79. 9 They said that the ‘ultimate physical atom’ is nothing but the manifestation of a force which brings together fourteen thousand million bubbles (of nothing) in a particular form

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80. If this force is withdrawn even for a single instant, the bubbles will fall apart again, and the whole physical realm would simply cease to exist

81. They speculate that there may be a progressive diminution in the size of the bubbles in successive universes

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82. When symmetry is restored, the bubbles (and therefore matter) disappear

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83. They say that though the bubbles are the basis of all matter, they are not themselves matter — just as bubbles in water are not water but are places in which water is absent

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84. The interiors of these bubbles are void (of water)

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85. and disappear with the rapidity of bubbles on the surface of boiling water

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86. The outer layers of the etheric, astral and causal bubbles form mem-

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87. same universe However, plasma blobs, bubbles or spheres formed in the

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88. electrical intervention is required to form magma bubbles in the super

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89. in the bubbles – forming something similar to the electrical cytoplasm in a

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90. in dna, within the etheric, astral and causal magma bubbles – providing

91. magma bubbles Most of the matter (in the form of plasma) within the bub-

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92. clairvoyant will first see the primate form in the causal and astral bubbles,

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93. bubbles also contain information about the individual They too are subject

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94. bubbles of gas well up from deep in the atmosphere of Uranus

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95. A whiteout of bubbles

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96. Spears and bullets sparked harmlessly off the pearl bubbles as we floated up

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97. We screamed as the bubbles slammed into the ceiling and … Darkness

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98. apart from some bubbles where things were kept alive with

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99. Then, with a sharp movement, withdrew it and dumped on it a few drops of a bottled soap that was exhaling small bubbles that were flying up to crash against the walls of the sink

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