Sentence examples for Float apart from inspiring English sources

Instead, cast adrift, some thrive and some fail; they simply float apart.

As he begins to negotiate the mayhem, so the words on the page start to float apart.

But no matter where you're dissolving this paper – a dish tub or a commode – the letters do float apart very quickly.

The problem with friends is that if you don't talk to them for a long time, you guys float apart and you have to get back in touch.

Yet he floated apart, locked inside a private world they could neither share nor penetrate.

The healthy cells floated apart, allowing the cancer cells to fill the spaces between them.

When the layers were bathed, she said, "They floated apart with just a little bit of encouragement".

The question, suggesting something like a creative sanctum shimmering a few meters above the room in which you punch a clock or schedule a meeting, supposes that aesthetic experience is categorically different from everyday experience, and that muse-fueled invention floats apart from earthier forms of productivity.

In a 1990 painting titled "Genie," by Iba Ndiaye, a Senagelese artist who lists his residences as Paris and Dakar, two masklike faces, one dark and emerging from behind the other, are set on an aquamarine ground as if floating apart on water.

Without the generations above us around to keep us connected, I feared that my cousins and I there are 15 of us on my dad's side were floating apart.

But fears have been raised that the liner could fail to float or break apart as it is lifted away from the steel platform on which it has rested for the past nine months.