foaming

Before pumping the tree with carbon dioxide and sealing it with foam cellophane, scientists managed to capture nearly 100 hornets, including two queens.

Inside a dark room lined with anti-echo foam, the bats sit in a box on a platform.

This Casper Sleep Essential Mattress is 11-inches thick once out of the box, and uses three layers of memory foam to provide the support you need throughout the night.

Also consider sending your mat to a professional if the internal foam is damaged or if you’re just feeling out of your depth.

It has a remarkable effect on sleepers who live with body pain thanks to its soft foam material, and the cover is easily removable for washing.

Thrown into a foaming red rage by the ending of The Sopranos or Lost or BSG or Mass Effect?

The haunting video shows apparent victims, including children, convulsing and foaming at the mouth.

I put this cologne in the same category as my Bath & Body Works foaming hand soaps.

What if Rush Limbaugh and the rest of the foaming right-wing pundit crowd aren't the face of modern conservatism?

When the butter is foaming, lay in a batch of floured codfish chunks in one layer, not crowded.

At the farm-gate they met Dorothy, fresh and blooming as a rose, with a pail in each hand foaming to the brim with milk.

The foaming waves rose in such volume and to so great a height, that they might almost be mistaken for walls.

The inevitable fountain was at the end of the room; it was of white stone, and colored lights played upon its foaming column.

They glanced backward, where another wall of foaming water seemed to be curling over the stern, as if about to drop inboard.

On the outermost corner of the structure, overlooking the eddying, foaming bend of the San Juan, rose the isolated tower.