Sentence examples for float it out from inspiring English sources

The East Coast is rarely called the Right Coast; its only synonym is the Eastern Seaboard, as in "We ought to saw off the Eastern Seaboard and float it out to sea," 1960's hyperbole attributed to Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, who considered the Rockefeller-Dewey Northeast to be a hotbed of liberalism.

Float it out and sink it.

"So why not build a boat and float it out into the ocean?" So far, the Floating Eternity project has not advanced much beyond Bread Studio's drawing board, and it remains to be seen whether a structure of the sort would ever draw serious interest from developers or get the go-ahead from the Hong Kong authorities.

Although little noted in the midst of the uproar at the time, Ms. Golden herself held the term "post-black" at a critical distance, floating it out as a proposition rather than advancing it as a polemic.

Canoes, mounted on a scaffold near a river, were used as coffins by some tribes, while others placed the corpse in a canoe or wicker basket and floated it out into the stream or lake.

McIlroy, the United States Open champion, had his swagger back, and made one of the day's best bunker saves at the 18th hole when he extricated his ball from a half-buried lie, floated it out to some 10 feet from the hole and made the putt to save the round and gain some confidence.

The type most commonly used, however, is the floating gate, which is held in its seat by its weight when the dock is empty and can be removed simply by floating it out of the way when the dock is filled with water.

I think we can all agree that Google makes some cool stuff, and then just floats it out there for people to use.