Sentence examples for float together from inspiring English sources
Only a few of us in the family understand how those crisply divided feelings, love and complaint, float together, united.
She tells him if he keeps on straining his eyes they'll float together till he has one eye in the middle of his head.
A painting in which images of an ambulance, a Hindu temple, gesturing hands and a human spine float together in space reminds me of work by the New York artist Martin Wong, which is high praise.
Big Macs, Daoist gods, Mao banners and Marlboro packs float together in an atmosphere of hectic "Cabaret -style tawdriness, whiCabaret -stylen as emblematawdrinessesternized China.
Will we drown along with our rights in a sea of advertising and profiteering, or will we swim in the calm waters of social media innovation where socializing and privacy calmly float together towards the same shores?
We drank at bars where we weren't welcome, broke into hotel pools so we could float together in a cocoon of warm water, and did wholesome things like guitar strumming while doing unwholesome things like cocaine.
The heads of the five Clovers floated together in a way that suggested no possible physical grouping.
He recounts a charming episode, for instance, in which George Washington and Thomas Paine floated together one night down a New Jersey creek, lighting cartridge paper at the water's surface to determine whose theory was correct about the source of swamp gas.
But after hanging up, he wryly revealed the deeper truth about Kirkuk, combustible for its mix of ethnicities floating together on a sea of oil: the Kurds already control it.
What Mr. van Hooydonk calls its exoskeleton is a series of ribbon- or shell-like pieces that appear to be not so much attached as floating together in formation.
At the beginning of the first episode, we see an image of two naked people floating together underwater in a swimming pool; we can tell that one of them is Stoltz, and we assume that the other is his wife, though we can't see her clearly.
