Sentence examples for downward float from inspiring English sources

If the rates are headed downward, float.

It depicts a skyscraper in flames and the full figure of a man plunging downward, or floating in midair, with a blue sky behind him.

Individuals may fly up and forward, then float downward and repeat the performance.

I don't mean gravity as in seriousness; I mean gravity as in the force that makes things fall downward rather than float upward.

As cottony white flakes float downward like confetti (at least in Midtown at 10 09 a.m ., we offer a selection of haiku that you, our dear readers, wrote, inspired by one of the last snowy days.

The condensing pressure should be minimized, and allowed to float downward as ambient air temperature reduces.

Gross said he collaborated early on with TVOTR's vocalist Tunde Adebimpe, who helped the artist expand one idea into a YouTube album teaser featuring multi-hued streams of elephant toothpaste that erupt and float downward against a black background.

For many adults, the legs are heavier than the arms and upper body, so the legs may naturally float downward.

Or maybe it will sway, lightly, taking its time as it floats downward in a more or less harmless descent.

The Sylph places one point onto what looks like thin air (actually a dark toehold) and, holding an arabesque, floats downward to the floor.

He slowly and gently floated downward in da Vinci's parachute, disproving predictions that the structure would not keep a man aloft.