Sentence examples for float to the ground from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the fruit opens, allowing beautifully winged seeds to float to the ground.
Chenayya had learned enough about English numerals to recognize his own ticket number; he squinted for several moments, and then let the ticket float to the ground.
Unlike the early guns, the nozzles are often mounted dozens of feet into the air, giving the water droplets more time to freeze as they float to the ground.
The story is about a boy, David, who is forced to shoot some pigeons in a barn, and then watches, fascinated, as their feathers float to the ground: "He was robed in this certainty: that the God who had lavished such craft upon these worthless birds would not destroy His whole Creation by refusing to let David live forever".
Anyhow, the end result is that your parachute opens nice and calmly, and you gently float to the ground.
The traditional Japanese custom of hanami or flower viewing is held for a few very brief weeks when the petals of the cherry blossoms (sakura) explode on the trees and then gently float to the ground.
