“bubbling”造句，怎麼用bubbling造句

On hearing the news, he was bubbling over with excitement.

Soon, the sea is a bubbling cauldron of milky white foam and spray.

The bubbling gas causes turbulence and circulates the algae around the reactor.

Iceland's geologic restlessness is also reflected in the geothermal areas that dot the countryside, such as these bubbling mud POTS.

Keep in mind that the HTML 4.0-style attribute syntax, used for onunload in Listing 1, registers observers for the bubbling phase.

In the early years of the 19th century, farmers in western pennsylvania kept their wagon wheels greased with puddles of bubbling muck that studded the countryside.

But it is fair to ask: Why don't we scale back the obsession with "bubbling things in" and challenge students everywhere - no matter their ZIP code - to show their innovation and creativity?

But it is still bubbling.

Tunisia, Syria, Egypt and Yemen don't have bubbling oil revenues.

At the other end of the scale, microbreweries are bubbling.

The event bubbling technique provides the ability to disconnect the view structure of the widget from the controller code.

"We have bubbling hot waters, spas, saunas and heated water pools to swim in," Svanhildur Konradsdottir, chairwoman of the Icelandic Tourist Council, said.

The trip down to the target is known as the capture phase, while the trip back up again is known as the bubbling phase. (Not all events can bubble.)

The soup is boiling [bubbling] in the pot.

When the butter stops foaming and bubbling, add the chocolate, and whisk until the mixture is smooth.

The water with the eggs was bubbling.

I can still see it sitting on the stove in all its chipped white-and-blue-enameled glory, its contents bubbling, steam rising as if from an active volcano.

You can see the methane bubbling out of lakes in Siberia.