Sentence examples for float called from inspiring English sources

The men rode on a float called "Black to the Future: Broad Channel 2098".

In the parade, the men rode on a float called "Black to the Future: Broad Channel 2098".

The three men -- a former police officer, Joseph Locurto, and two former firefighters, Jonathan Walters and Robert Steiner -- dressed in blackface and ate fried chicken and watermelon as they rode on a float called "Black to the Future: Broad Channel 2098".

Think of a child in a pool bobbing on a long, thin foam float called a pool noodle, which is held up by buoyancy and not surface tension.

The animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) attempted to stop the float, calling it "a mockery" because at SeaWorld, orcas are not kept in families and are in captivity -- not free to swim in the sea.

These include gas-filled floats called pneumatophores, pulsating, locomotory structures called nectophores, and flattened, protective individuals called bracts or phyllozooids.

For instance: Inside your chest are a pair of unsightly but highly effective pool floats called lungs.

In the provincial city of Zamora, Anderson photographed processions of large floats, called pasos, bearing sculptural tableaus of scenes from the Passion.

The proposal being floated calls for the creation of a "Super-SIV," or a SIV-like fund fully backed by several of the world's biggest banks to provide emergency financing.

The dense, extra-foamy head that sets good root beer apart from most sodas helps keep the ice cream afloat, which is why the root beer float, sometimes called a brown cow, is the archetype of all floats.

The design for the SeaWorld-sponsored float -- called Sea of Surprises, which is to be built by Fiesta Parade Floats -- features a snorkeler, whales, a sea turtle and brightly colored reef.