Sentence examples for better floating from inspiring English sources

Now the green button does what it's supposed to — makes iTunes fill your screen — and a new Miniplayer button opens a new, better floating Miniplayer window.

Such have been the difficulties with both of these disposals, however, that some analysts have begun suggesting that a merger of the two might make for a better float.

A big, early rise tip and slightly tapered back end combine for a better float in powder.

Boards for powder riding will be stiffer and longer with different cambers specifically designed to get better float on top of the snow and for more control.

Yet something better was floating in the summer breeze.

It was a pleas ant, exhilarating feeling— even better than floating in a swimming pool, I remember thinking.

It tells too much, too systematically, and it insists on connecting dots that might be better left floating in the dark.

PROGRAMMERS are often good wordsmiths, and one of the better terms floating around today is bit rot: what happens when software that once worked well fails unexpectedly.

With inflation under much better control, floating exchange rates (China is a big exception) and well-stocked foreign-exchange reserves now dominate in the emerging world, providing protection against falling exports and flighty foreign investors.A slump in these countries thus looks unlikely; so, however, does a return to the past decade's growth rates.

As should be expected, the doped up mice had a much better time floating around.

No one wants a garbage handset when there are so many better devices floating around and even bargain hunters can afford an iPhone 3GS at $49.