How To Use bubble gum In A Sentence
- Although bubble gum and candy are also packaged to resemble snuff, chewing tobacco, pipes, and cigars, we do not know if similar evidence exists for such products or in other countries.
- And I'm all out of bubble gum. Times, Sunday Times
- Some sweets are equipped with surprising visual and flavour effects: gobstoppers change colour when sucked, sherbet fizzes in the mouth, and bubble gum is as much about bubbles as sweetness.
- More than half of them said it tastes like melted-down bubble gum, which is an apt description of Josta.
- My soul is tasty and chewy like bubble gum.
- That's what you get for buying your jewellery from a bubble gum machine.
- Bubble gum books can be the most delightful things ever, like eating a whipped cream covered chocolate ice cream cake with a wedge of gorgonzola cheese - you know it's suicide by culinary over-indulgence but what's a clogged attery to a little piece of dairy heaven? Burantashi etc
- As he left the car, I looked back and saw pieces of bubble gum on my car upholstery. Christianity Today
- Her eyebrows are bubble gum, her lips are tangerine and her eyes are cobalt blue. Times, Sunday Times
- Later, at home, he'll ask me to explain how to play checkers, how to blow enormous bubble gum bubbles, and how to fly a kite.
