Sentence examples for float between two from inspiring English sources

"Rootless, I float between two continents, both of which spurn me," he says.

Then there are those who float between two systems or develop their own alternatives.

While Detective Miller sometimes seems to float between two worlds -- one of words, the other of police work -- his heart lies firmly in his day job.

I felt myself floating between two worlds.

"I find myself floating between two worlds," Mr. Medupe says, and "Cosmic Africa" is just as graceful as its subject.

Another shows a town built on a great, diagonally bisected circle of land that floats between two giant pillars.

And the whole book appears engaged in an identity-shifting feat of gamesmanship as it floats between two parallel worlds, neither of them fully corporeal.

The Dirty is a something like an espresso and milk sandwich — a shot of hot espresso floats between two layers of chilled milk that's topped with another shot of espresso.

The brick built, cathedral-esque Art Deco electricity station also featured on the cover of the 1977 Pink Floyd album, Animals — with a pig floating between two of its iconic chimneys.

As the plane cruises above the Atlantic, at the midway point of PEK and JFK, Zhao floats between two behemoth nations straddling opposite ends of the globe, two time zones, two lives.

The album's cover image, a pig floating between two chimneys on Battersea Power Station, was conceived by bassist and writer Roger Waters, and photographed by long-time collaborators Hipgnosis.