Sentence examples for float better from inspiring English sources

Aired-down tires have a wider footprint and float better over soft sand than hard, fully inflated tires.

"When you have successful arts development, all the boats float better," said Michael Botwinick, director of the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers.

"Pah, the only reason the northeners don't worry when it rains is because they know they will float better than us leaner southeners," reckons Andy Darley.

Sophisticated lessons are those in which, for example, teachers guide fourth graders who try to figure out why some toys float better in salt water, or bicycles rust in the rain.

At Wally's Party Factory, a 32-store chain based in the North Texas town of Ennis, balloons no longer contain 100 percent helium — the total is down to 60 percent — and an additive is pumped in to help certain types float better.

Today: Stef Ferrari, purveyor of ice cream at Brooklyn's Hay Rosie Craft Ice Cream Co., let's us in on how to build a beer float, better.

Below half percent is what most people I think can get to and we tend to float substantially better than the lowest and well within the best.

But the bigger the float, the better.

As a result, they float infinitely better in powder, maneuver readily through turns and have more stability.

Compared to its progenitor, the new float has better position awareness and real-time communication capabilities because part of the instrument is always above water, and, in addition to batteries, has solar panels that power a vertical array of hydrophones.

The lingerie category, for instance, errs on the side of the latter, while curated collections float the better quality photos to the top.