Sentence examples for float out over from inspiring English sources

By daybreak, as the refugees sleeping on the square began to stir, a monk switched on an amplifier, and chanting began to float out over the city.

He is putting the 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-footapartment crisply finished three-bedronceduplex that seemed to float out over the river — on the market for $12.5 million, more than triple what he paid.

A zone of particular interest to scientists is just upstream of the grounding line, where the ice flowing off the land starts to float out over the ocean.

The ice near to their grounding lines - the places where the ice streams lift up off the land and begin to float out over the ocean - is now thinning by between four and eight metres per year.

The animation here is rudimentary for any kid used to Pixar and the like, but the 3-D effects do a good job of having Santa's sleigh and presents and the like float out over the crowd.

None of us knew the song — or, presumably, French — well enough to sing along, so the woman's thick alto floated out over a perfect, slightly awed silence.

None of us knew the song or, presumably, French well enough to sing along, so the woman's thick alto floated out over a perfect, slightly awed silence.

Fittingly, when Barack Obama became President, "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" floated out over the Mall once more, from the mouth of Aretha Franklin to a crowd of two million.

In their minds, said Mr. Low, they like to think of "Sara and her ashes floating out over Manhattan," a place she had once lived and to which she had hoped to return someday.

MOSCOW — The warm voice of a tenor rehearsing at the open window of an opera house here floated out over a breezy courtyard filled with people doing what until Thursday was downright unpleasant and at times potentially life threatening: relaxing outdoors.

But there are other images hard to forget, not least the tiny Valentyna Pahlevanyan suspended by five large translucent helium balloons, floating out over the crowds and being propelled upward again and again by helpful members of the audience, as she squeals like Betty Boop.