Sentence examples for float the concept from inspiring English sources

Recently I tried to float the concept at brunch with four gay men, all of whom work in the beautification business.

Two others contemplate replacing neighborhood high schools with citywide lottery admissions and float the concept of smaller-scale lotteries for younger students.

Anyone who dares question their wisdom, suggest a second referendum, float the concept of compromise or propose a softer deal that might protect firms and jobs is attacked as an "enemy of the people".

"We have then floated the concept of Great Britain to tour in 2010.

It was then that I floated the concept of the U.S.G.A. perhaps taking on all aspects of the Open.

Fifa's president, Sepp Blatter, recently floated the concept of introducing two video challenges for each side per half, a move that would ramp up the debate over the use of technology in the game.

"As soon as [unnamed Kardashian family member] floated the concept, we knew it was freaking gold.

But I find that sort of amusing, because it again floats the concept somehow that you can't be gay and a member of a family.

Yet, in 1989 when German Chancellor Helmut Kohl first floated the concept, it met with strenuous opposition from two of America's closest European allies--Margaret Thatcher's Britain, and Francois Mitterrand's France.

Trump said earlier this month that the American taxpayers will now fund the wall's construction while his administration finds a way to make Mexico "reimburse" the U.S. White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Thursday floated the concept of a 20percenttaxax on all Mexican imports as a way to pay for wall, which drew sharp criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.

The New York State Health Commissioner, Dr. David Axelrod, floated the novel concept of no-fault medical malpractice insurance today, saying it would compensate malpractice victims more fairly while protecting doctors from the trauma of litigation and skyrocketing insurance premiums.