The waters of the mystic vase hissed and bubbled for a moment.
There it fell with mighty splash, one jagged end peaking out above the surface, while the waters bubbledand foamed with far-circling eddy.
At the sight of the man Alleyne had stood staring, but at the sound of his voice such a thrill of joy bubbled up in his heart that he had to bite his lip to keep himself from shouting outright.
On this fire a great cauldronbubbled and simmered, giving forth a rich and promising smell.
Dick brought in a shell full of water from a spring, which he said bubbled out of the hill side close at hand.
The child thought this so funny that she bubbled quite over, and dropped the cup she was wiping back into the hot water.
The child's song broke off in a little scream, for things are sometimes startling even when you have been expecting them; but the scream bubbled into a laugh.
And I, Matilda, I shall not mind staying in at all," bubbled the Mary person.
Vidal, therefore, either for the sake of rest or reflection, withdrew from the path into a thicket on the left hand, from which gushed the waters of a streamlet, fed by a small fountain that bubbled up amongst the trees.
Again my father shouted and applied his whip over their backs; the animals seemed every instant as if about to lose their legs, while the water not only bubbled up through the bottom, but completely flowed over it.
The stream as it flowed by, bubbled and hissed between the wheels, making me quite giddy to look at it.
In the sand amid a thicket of palms was a spring whose clear, sparkling water bubbled up apparently through the solid rock, forming a tiny stream which flowed toward the east some distance and was then lost amid the dazzling sand.
Many dark superstitions, no doubt, bubbled up in the torrent of that plastic reverie; for this people, clean and natural as on the whole it appears, cannot have been without a long and ignoble ancestry.
The tears bubbled out of his closed eyelids, and coursed one another down his wan cheeks.
But Billie recalled the suggestion later and actually did fill the thermos bottle from a little spring that bubbled at the foot of Fuji and trickled down a green slope where the company had stopped for luncheon.
It seemed a little unfeeling to be so gay and light-hearted with Nancy unhappy and ill at home, but there was gaiety in the warm dry air, and it bubbled into happy laughter and chatter as they flew along the road.
Her wallet provided her with more food than her parched throat could swallow; and for the consuming thirst, the fresh streams that so often bubbled across her path, gave her all she needed.
Give her to me, St. George," bubbled Peggy, enfolding the girl in her arms.
But I insist on the experiment," bubbled Clayton good-naturedly.
An admission which fairlybubbled out of him when he learned that Harry had assisted Teackle in dressing his wound.
His lithe throat bubbled and strained with his effort, and his warm vitality poured through the mouthpiece of the pipe and issued melodiously at the farther end.
It bubbled in as cheerfully as if it had eternal springs behind it, and drove the men out of the pier in spite of every effort.
This motion was adopted by the Captain's companions, and after drinking from a spring of ice-cold water whichbubbled up at their feet, the party re-embarked.
The water bubbled and moved tumultuously as it received the stone.
The huge kettle swinging over it was full of water which bubbled and boiled briskly.
The pool appeared--but not as she had known it, for it boiled and heaved, bubbled and rose.
A dull fire was burning in her soul, and over it stood the caldron of her history, and it bubbled in sighs and moans.
One old sow supped up the liquid through the corners of her mouth, another snuffed and bubbled with her snout along the bottom of the trough to find the rotten potatoes under the liquid.
The sounds that in summer bubbledup from its deep well-like shaft were silent now; the indistinguishable dripping of a hundred waste-pipes, that turned the court into a little well with green slimy walls, was silent too.
As he went farther into the forest he found others of his men, all of them lifeless, and soon he came to a large cave, at the entrance of which bubbled a fountain of purest water.
There was no getting to the top of the walls, so he contented himself with crawling gingerly over the rocks to a point where a little spring bubbled out of a narrow cave opening.
A man in overalls was bending over the fire, while another was bringing a dripping coffee pot from a little spring that bubbled from under the rocks.
He was dashed to pieces with his bark, but the waters, maddened and turned to foam by the rough descent, only boiled and bubbled for a time, and then flowed on again as smoothly as ever.
At the foot of this there bubbled up a fountain of milk-white water, which, forming a small stream, flowed through the garden, and was afterwards lost in the sands.
He bubbled over when he met the critic as he bubbled over Lilli's Isolde, as he bubbled over Otero's dancing at Koster and Bial's.
With the opening of her blue eyes upon my face, a well-spring deep as my unfathomable longing, bubbled up within my breast.
In the centre a fountain bubbled melodiously, and tossed up every now and then a high jet of sparkling spray, while round its basin grew the rarest ferns and exotics, which emitted a subtle and delicate perfume.
Implements of cookery were scattered negligently about the floor, and on a huge hob bubbled a huge saucepan.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bubbled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
