Sentence examples for a bit of float from inspiring English sources

Isn't there a bit of float in the $600 over the time period?

What came through was an encounter between two mysterious sprites and a bus conductor that was as delicate as a bit of floating ember and almost as unnerving as the notion of mortality.

"I suppose I thought it was about someone who was having a bit of a float," she says.

"You can see quite a bit of garbage floating in it".

Six years after getting blown up, he can still see a bit of debris floating in his cornea.

Of course it's a shock to see a bit of your body float away but it wasn't serious.

If the germ being tested is anthrax, the two samples will bind together like a zipper, causing a bit of dye to float free.

A bit of theatrical fog floated in the air.

A bit of bone marrow floats to his heart and kills him.

And though it had dabbled before in (slightly) softer sounds, the group decided to more fully moderate its trademark intensity; there's even a bit of acoustic guitar floating in the space between Miller's electric jolts.

"I went back into an office full of putative adults who asked: 'Tommy Atkins, who's he?' And I thought, 'This is a bit of history that's floating away.'" Pratchett, who has a grown-up daughter, Rhianna, lives in a place where mobile phones don't work and there is nothing much apart from sheep and misshapen trees.