Slender steel columns supported a substantial roof that seemed to float, especially at night when lighted from underneath.
"Recent History," the title of Ms. McEneany's newest show (painted in egg tempera) refers to her recent history, and it involves things she wants us to know about her: her studio; her dog, Birdy; her fight against breast cancer; her garden; her acupuncture treatments; her loss of hair from chemotherapy; her bliss as she floats naked at night in a pool as stars blaze above.
Prospective members, Arias warned, should be willing to fish through violent thunderstorms, float jungle rivers at night, and drop everything, including jobs or family members, when the snook and tarpon run the coastal rivers.
I'm like someone who's been thrown into the ocean at night, floating all alone.
And they've gone even further, as the present productions of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies include a number of crucial moments in boats floating up the Thames at night.
CHICAGO — At night, the floating cylinders of the former Prentice Women's Hospital sit dark, abandoned among the city's glowing towers.
If it turns chilly, protect your tomatoes and peppers at night with floating row covers — permeable lightweight sheets of spun plastic sold under brand names like Reemay or Agribon.
At night, tiny lanterns float on the pool, creating a flickering, magical light for dinner at the poolside restaurant.
There was even a touch on Tuesday, leaving the city close to setting a record before the month floated into history at midnight.
At night when votive candles float on the hotel's pool in the foreground, the sight is absolutely magical.
