If you're a white college professor, you can float half-formed ideas and say controversial things; that's what you're paid to do.
He flies half the year with floats, half with skis.
Preussag hopes to finance the deal, in part, by floating half of its Hapag-Lloyd logistics arm on the stockmarket.
In another the word "Dust" floats half-obscured in a snow of flickering dots.
This time, in a floating half-light, we are under the sea.
Corbyn had "shown himself devoid of leadership qualities" by fumbling set-piece occasions, floating half-baked ideas and alienating voters in Labour's heartlands.
Ceramics devotees, and potential converts, will want to gather in the Engelhard Court's new mezzanine balcony, floated half-way up the windows on the Central Park side.
THE surf was up on Lake Charlotte, a 255-acre blue gem among the farm fields west of Minneapolis, and Todd Zaugg was yelling at his son to get into the water: "All right, señor, you're on!" "Hit it, giddyup!" yelled Taylor, Mr. Zaugg's 15-year-old, who floated half-submerged, gripping a towrope.
The next elections to the EP take place in spring 2014 – politicians anxious to bridge "the divide between the European people and the European Union" should devote their energies to making those elections a success, rather than floating half-baked ill-thought-out ideas which were already discredited 40 years ago.
The magnetic fields produced by electrical coils are designed for damping the thermocapillary convection in a floating half-zone in microgravity.
He floats half-above the fray, in it, but good always for an ironic crack or slow burn in a tight place.
