Sentences with phrase «to deflate the balloon»

We were informed that my breasts would look like deflated balloons and reach my knees by my thirties if I breastfed more than a few weeks.

«There's some quite old - fashioned thing at the core of contemporary art that likes to think it's this rarefied, difficult, cutting - edge thing, and I suppose there's this big part of me that wants to kind of deflate that balloon,» he says.

During the catheterization, the doctor puts a catheter with a small deflated balloon on the tip through the blood vessel to the hole.

Small choking hazards Small items such as deflated balloons, Christmas ornaments, tacks, hair bands, and plastic scraps all look like toys to a bored cat.

My youngest is now coming up four yrs old and have been left with what looks like a scrunched up paper bag for a belly (I lost my baby weight and have got down to my normal weight of 8st 12 lbs) and what looks like two deflated balloons stuck on the front of my chest!!

Some parents may even hope that a child will think innocently, that a condom is nothing more than a strange deflated balloon.

* insert deflating balloon noise here * Well... at least my hat looks spiffy.

Picturing a reveler in a party hat trailing slightly deflated balloons while walking past a dilapidated shack in an overcast, unkempt field, the work's deep emotional intensity is accentuated by the dead trees that frame the composition and further highlight the feeling of foreboding in the work.

Rubbish I removed from Sprog 1's cupboard, drawers and shelves yesterday: 4 feathers, 5 colored matchsticks, 2 half deflated balloons, a cookie in the shape of a vampire, 500 little shards of paper, 3 Toys R Us catalogues, 4 plastic bags, 2 egg cartons, 2 cardboard boxes, endless broken craft projects...

We were informed that my breasts would look like deflated balloons and reach my knees by my thirties if I breastfed beyond a couple of months.

I have high hopes for this team and I would hate to deflate that balloon on the first day.

Leave anything that looks like a deflated balloon for some other poor soul.

Mertesacker knows that the Gunners need to be a lot more on the ball than we were in the first home game against West Ham, when all the positive energy built up over six months went out of the stadium like a deflating balloon.

Then they missed a great chance and Lyon punished them with a winner of their own and the mood in Goodison was a like a deflated balloon.

Deflated balloons (the class can inflate them up later) 28.

If you just had a baby, there is a good chance your lady parts feel like deflated balloon.

One boob is sticking out like a torpedo, while the other is like a deflated balloon.

The thin pink tissue dangles like a deflated balloon from a sturdy plastic loop.

The walls gently curve inward, making the bag resemble a deflated balloon.

However, he was left with two wrinkly bags hanging from his chest and his belly looked like a deflated balloon riddled with stretch marks.

When you exhale, visualize pulling that string to the back of your navel to empty your belly like a deflating a balloon.

When you exhale, visualize pulling that string to the back of your navel to empty your belly like deflating a balloon.

As you fold forward rest your hands onto the ground and continue to exhale through the nostrils, like a deflating balloon, slow and controlled.

«Not worth the price - Thin material and unlined in such a manner that the item looks unfinished and has the oddest shape - makes you look sort of like a deflated balloon.

And both story threads wind up being underserved, with Guy's big master plot landing with the impact of a deflated balloon, while his newfound desire to do right by Chaitanya leaves Jenny and other supporting characters (we won't even get into the threadbare subplot involving a underutilized Allison Janney) tossed like afterthoughts under the wheels of a movie that doesn't quite know where it's going.

The brutal kills help break the monotony, but like a deflated balloon, a plot revelation three - quarters of the way in isn't much of a surprise, and the cheesy, ludicrous twist of moldy leftovers is the final straw.

In the Classroom: Israeli artist Hanoch Piven creates portraits and illustrations by arranging and then photographing everyday objects, from deflated balloons to plastic spoons.

As the deflated balloon is initially inserted through the carotid artery in the neck, the blades do not touch the arterial walls.

Ultrasound showed extensive damage to Owen's stomach which looked like a deflated balloon.

Meanwhile, Mustafa's taken Cole to help, and Cole bounces around on the deflating balloon, delighted.

They frequently picks up junk, such as rope, deflated balloons, fishnet, and plastic debris to incorporate into the nest.

They frequently pick up debris, including rope, deflated balloons, and fish nets, to incorporate into the nest.

Recent popularity of survival shooter titles such as Fortnite: Battle Royale and the aforementioned PUBG most certainly didn't help and the game's launch was more like deflating a balloon than the spectacular launch the devs must've had in mind.

Turner Prize nominee Angela de la Cruz continues to do what she does best by disrupting abstract painting altogether with a painted canvas hung loosely from the wall like a cape or deflated balloon.

From deflated balloons to the mysterious blue buckets, Peter Fraser's photographs illuminate the ordinary

A shop mannequin sits on a lavatory, cross-legged, elegant and naked, but for her nurse's hat and lots of things draped and dangling from her head - rusty horseshoes, a cup, charred bits of wood, a seashell, a deflated balloon.

There's often an equally sad - looking, droopy, blown - glass bubble hanging off Beveridge's picture frames, like a deflated balloon or even a saline breast implant.

Armed with pillows, deflated balloons, and Groucho Marx glasses, her characters teeter between self - assurance and self doubt.

Among the many works included in the show are Marcel Duchamp's 50 cc ampoule of the air of Paris housed in his Boite - en - valise from 1938, Piero Manzoni's pneumatic sculpture from 1959 - 60, Corpo d' Aria (Air Body), consisting of a deflated balloon, a rubber hose and tripod, and Yves Klein's infamous fiction Leap into the Void (1960).

Kathryn Andrews's deflated balloons are perfect symbols for a fallen American empire.

Kathryn Andrews's deflated balloons, hanging off a chromed - steel gate, are so sad and funny.

Time to deflate the balloon of unmoored possibility.

While the kids trick or treated, I lay on the couch feeling all limp like a deflated balloon.