Amid the occupations or amusements of the Fair, nothing was more common than for a person--whether at feast, theatre, or church, or trafficking for wealth and honors, or whatever he might be doing, to vanish like a
soap bubble, and be never more seen of his fellows; and so accustomed were the latter to such little accidents that they went on with their business as quietly as if nothing had happened.
A slight grey mist rested upon the more distant parts of the wilderness which he was crossing, a mist which seemed to be blown in from the sea in little puffs, resting for a time upon the earth, and then drifting up and fading away like
soap bubbles.
Taylor and I also opened up on the creature, and as it was broadside to us it offered a splendid target, though for all the impression we appeared to make upon the great cat we might as well have been launching
soap bubbles at it.
He understood human institutions, and blew them about like
soap bubbles. It was surprising that so much destructiveness could be contained in one human mind.
Lead researcher Jonathan Boreyko and his student researchers were watching a YouTube video of a
soap bubble freezing.
Using his bare hands and a few simple tools, Ben creates beautiful, humorous, and mind-boggling
soap bubble sculptures.
"Our universe is a membrane, a hologram, a
soap bubble. We don't go through the looking glass [emphasis added].
The equipment featured in each of these stations are all originally crafted and designed by Jung himself using safe, non-toxic
soap bubble solution, offering one-of-a-kind experiences that captivates kids of all ages, including adults.
Along the way was the bubble hub, where
soap bubble machines blew out bubbles and a mini bike track complete with banked turns and a sprint section.
burst the
soap bubble? 7who BBC soap opera Eldorado about Brits in Spain ended after one year.
The building, called The Key, was constructed using similar technology to that used for the 2012 Olympic Stadium, using a lightweight triple skin fabric structure that is incredibly strong, like a
soap bubble.
soap bubble - a bubble formed by a thin soap film