Some files floated in limbo, because sales agent did not bother handing them over.
On the afternoon after Election Day, with the presidency floating in limbo, Mr. Bush called him to congratulate him on winning a new term on the State Supreme Court.
Occasionally this is a bit precious, as with the tiny trees floating in limbo, but in most cases the treatment succeeds in investing the objects with a captivating, almost surreal, presence.
Just as Céline is floating in limbo between this world and the next, so each of the other characters is in suspended animation, unable to choose between moving on toward the future or being borne back ceaselessly into the past.
Ulster says Yes The visit Floating in limbo Reprints Related items The visitMay 28th 1998 Ulster’s next hurdleMay 28th 1998Odder still were the remarks on May 25th of Ian Paisley an ultra-Protestant churchman and leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and of the No campaign.
The project floated in limbo for more than year before Charles Reinhart, the director of the American Dance Festival in Durham, N.C., suggested that perhaps the National Endowment for the Arts would award the festival a grant to stage "Garden"; the piece could open the festival as a work in progress in June 2007, and New York producers could see it.
His show centers on the dust jackets of eight books fastened to the walls as if floating in limbo, which is not inaccurate: the jackets are meticulously made fictions in every respect, including the lengthy back-cover synopses that are the heart of the show.
Following its mini-Renaissance in the 1990s, which produced such well-received vehicles as the LS sedan and Navigator sport-utility vehicle (SUV), Lincoln has been floating in limbo and awaiting new vehicles that will rejuvenate the premium American automaker.
So your constantly floating in limbo a bit.
