Sentence examples for Time float from inspiring English sources

Then they pop off the animals at a scheduled time, float to the surface and transmit the data via satellite to Dr. Lutcavage.

There, at about 3,600 metres, the cold and pressure, say experts, will turn the oil into a gel, which will in time float up, but may stay there for decades, doing no harm.In this section An accident at sea creates much froth More than just a name-change?

Sodium alginate was used at 2.5% w/v and it shows good gelation time, floating lag time of 13 20 seconds, and also duration of floating time of 10 12 hours.

It spends most of its time floating languidly in the water.

You just imagine surfers spend half their time floating on a board.

Or maybe time floats like a butterfly, and stings like a bee.

Business students don't usually spend much time floating around being trees and flowers, or even fireworks, for that matter.

At a company meeting, Mark Mason, who was WFAN's program director at the time, floated the idea of replacing Franklin with Francesa and Russo, two relative nobodies.

Mr Sellers, originally from Crowborough, East Sussex, spent months training for the space walk, much of that time floating in a water tank that simulated weightlessness.

"Up is a wonderful film, with characters who are as believable as any characters can be who spend much of their time floating above the rain forests of Venezuela," writes Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun-Times.

Still, Hahnemann, a 35-year-old American goalkeeper for Reading of the English Premier League, was able to spend quality time floating down the Yakima River in Washington State, learning to fly-cast with his left hand.