Sentence examples for danger of floating from inspiring English sources
By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 13 , 1938P. 7 Talk story about icebergs & the Coast Guard cutters of the Ice Patrol who go on 5-month tours of duty to protect cfaft at sea from the danger of floating icebergs.
It's static, so no danger of floating away as you doze, and is a short walk from Princes Street.
Although Lupu was sometimes in danger of floating away into his own private pianosphere, he periodically called upon his old competition-winner style to produce a burly, quasi-orchestral sound.
The glassy reflections created a sense of floating in the air, so you felt at once menaced by oil and in danger of falling: as I write this I remember that strange sensation of both claustrophobia and vertigo.
"He was just kind of floating around".
Asian countries have a fear of floating.
Just a bunch of floating people?
Instead of floating shelving, opt for floating drawers.
Kitt was co-producer of "Floating".
"I sort of floated around".
There is also the danger of an astronaut's floating away because of a broken tether line and dying if his air is depleted before a ship can get to him.
