Sentence examples for floated himself from inspiring English sources

Tonight, the man who fell to earth and then 25 years later floated himself on the stock market, David Bowie.

Bowie was always in control of the business side of his legacy; he even floated himself on the stock market in 1997, raking in £35 million worth of "Bowie bonds".

Except for Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, who has floated himself as a potential presidential candidate, none of the likely contenders have yet been willing to directly take on Mr. Cruz, a recognition of the affection for the senator among members of the party's grass-roots base.

Donald Trump, who perennially floats himself as a presidential contender, took pointed digs at two absent Republicans — much to the crowd's delight.

A more bizarre comeback attempt is being made in college football, with the former Arkansas train wreck Bobby Petrino trying to float himself out there as a candidate at Kentucky, with his dad playing salesman, The Louisville Courier-Journal reports.

In the last decade, the 46-year-old former professional wrestler has leveraged his indefatigable charm the kind that drives him, only half-jokingly, to float himself as a potential presidential candidate to become Hollywood's most bankable star.

Pitts, who was trained as an aerospace engineer and worked for a time at NASA, later recounted the experience to a former astronaut and asked him if he had ever floated naked himself.

There is a narrative, but it swims murkily, the way Clune himself "floated like an astronaut in the white world".

It's worth noting that Kelly himself floated just such a policy in a 2017 interview with CNN.

Rumors of his impending resignation have surfaced with great regularity (some of them, it seems, floated by Hulten himself).

On a short list that Mr. Kerry himself floated last spring, two of the four names were those of Republican senators, John McCain of Arizona and John W. Warner of Virginia.