Sentence examples for Float further from inspiring English sources
The bubbles eventually detach from the jets and float further out into the galaxy cluster, where each bubble's trail of gas cools, forming long filaments of extremely cold gas that condense and rain back onto the black hole as fuel for star formation.
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It just goes to show that the Westminster bubble — press and politicians alike — floats further away every day from the people they claim to speak for and to.
It's a shame then that your well-worn swimming trunks didn't join you and are instead floating further and further out of reach.
– When it became clear that people had difficulties to enter the festival area and jams formed on the ramp, one might have been able to move the floats further away from the ramp.
These results suggest that making more frequent typhoon observations using profiling floats, further developing oceanic analysis techniques, and improving our understanding of typhoon-ocean interactions are required to produce more accurate typhoon predictions.
But in reality, we've quietly been floating further and further from that promised land King dreamed about.
Now, as the summer trickled on and the Mirage lay dormant, Cityfox's dreams of creating a raver's paradise seemed to be floating further and further away.
I came to an idle and just floated further into the grassy maze while squinting to locate a sneaky pair of eyes peeking out of the surface of the water.
You feel like you're floating further and further away in a sea of destitute, away from the possibility of being rescued by your own means, and eventually, even the stranglehold of a corporate lifesaver seems comforting, on a ship that you jumped from long ago.
