Before the tight ends' float turned left onto Broadway and moved past the "Charging Bull," the well-known Wall Street statue in Lower Manhattan, the tight ends coach Mike Pope turned to Pascoe and told him to soak it all in, to enjoy the moment.
The video that intermittently plays across sections of the screen offers hands folding paper, the dancers holding various objects and, at the end, floating words ("memory," "dream," "replicate," "condensed") that look a little like screen savers.
Wit's End floats on a sea of lugubrious guitars and laconically delivered lines that get underneath your skin, such as opener County Line, when McCombs suddenly sings: "You never really tried to love me".
One end of the cilium was embedded in the retina, whereas the other end floated freely in the vitreous.
Remember the writer played by William Holden in "Sunset Boulevard": even when he loses the girl, even when he gets shot to pieces and ends up floating, face down, in the lady's pool, he at least gets to tell the story!
For example, the sea emits an aerosol of salt that ends up floating around in the atmosphere in a range of sizes, from a few nanometres upward, and smoke from volcanoes and fires contains a huge variety of nanoparticles, many of which could be classified as dangerous to human health.
A serial adulterer who totes his own wedge-shaped bolster to his assignations, Harry hooks up with Linda through the Internet, an improbability only slightly less preposterous than the computer disk of C.I.A. secrets that ends up floating around Linda and Chad's gym and leading them in a world of trouble.
It's important to remember that, much like Tony Montana in Scarface, Dr. Frankenfurter lives the high life ignoring society's laws but is eventually shot and then ends up floating dead in a pool.
She'll do a passable job at it, but she'll also end up floating toward goal.
We end up floating in some international, twentieth-century, big-science nowhere.
