How to pronounce “ballooning” in English

need to be researching ballooning and blimp stuff, the blimp stuff from World War I especially,

It's a ballooning of a weak spot in your artery wall or your blood vessel.

trapped a ballooning spider.

Bennett's also famous for bringing international ballooning to the forefront.

He invented the art of trapeze ballooning.

the rest of the heart is just ballooning out. The other name for this syndrome is called 'apical ballooning syndrome'.

Bob's a wonderful example of the head ballooning the more you spoke.

So what is happening is we've seen a massive ballooning of private equity.

But he was a real pioneer in ballooning. And he had to figure out at every step, when someone like Barnum came and said, "I wanna build a balloon twice as big as anything else."

So mammals are ballooning their bodies in size and their brains are lagging behind.

Of course, it was the age of ballooning.

Chicago emerged as the nation's meat packing capital, ballooning in size from just 30,000 people in 1850 to 1.7 million in 1900.

For example, the fact that algorithms now trade on the stock market has caused a ballooning in the wealth that flows to people who use those automated

Predictably, the declines of innovation in these four countries were followed by a major ballooning

He knows how he disparaged ballooning.

So, what he wanted to do was get into ballooning and do circus acts from a balloon. So, what he would do was go up in a balloon, cut the basket free, and then be on a trapeze, dangling

um we've got a little bit of experience one of our sponsors was heavily involved with ballooning we're also trying to use

And led to a subsequent observation that ballooning spiders not only climb up to an exposed site -- a tree, twig,

I think, because it speaks on a lot more levels than just ballooning or people or whatever.

We're a NASA funded lab in Bozeman, Montana, and this is an extension of what's called the Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project.