Sentence examples for float from one from inspiring English sources

They're about the things that young women do to survive, to break through to the next level of their lives--where they won't have to remove pubic hair from gym bathrooms like Abbi on Broad City, or float from one unfulfilling relationship to the next out of some combination of anxiety, obligation, and boredom, like so many of the women on Girls.

At that time, gambling was illegal, and the game he set up had to float from one high-toned address to another to escape the authorities.

The apartments, in the West Onondaga neighborhood, are a few blocks from a city mission, and people float from one place to another.

Similarly, he felt that his artistic clientele should be able to float from one region or style of food -- or even one way of dining -- to another: to experiment with Mr. Kelly at his restaurant as they do in their own lives.

They might even offer a more workable solution for companies like Theatre Rhinoceros that have vacated their former homes and now float from one venue to another.

Such a posture also helps flatten the culture — reduces the culture to memes, if you will; we float from one "trending topic" to another.

In fact, my thoughts of self-harm faded after around six weeks on Citalopram – once, that is, I got through the initial stage of grinding my teeth every night like I'd done a gram of dark web MDMA; or feeling sheer terror at the mere prospect of being alive; or just floating from one day to the next, apathetic about everything going on around me.

In fact, my thoughts of self-harm faded after around six weeks on Citalopram – once, that is, I got through the initial stage of grinding my teeth every night like I'd done a gram of dark web MDMA; or feeling sheer terror at the mere prospect of being alive; or just floating from one day to the next, apathetic about everything going on around me.

She effortlessly floated from one element to another, often with a smile, always with grace.

Seven floats from one hellish vision to another in its nightmarish descent into urban foulness.

Sandra Bullock's character, Ryan Stone, floats from one mishap to another, always escaping disaster at the last possible moment.