Sentence examples for floated tentative from inspiring English sources
Sure enough, one or two would-be space hoteliers floated tentative plans, including Brian Husting, a designer of elaborate Disney and Las Vegas hotels, and Robert Bigelow, a maverick property developer and philanthropist who has set up an aerospace company to pursue space tourism.
The tentative proposal floated by George W. Bush had only one-sixth to one-quarter of the nation's retirement fund invested in stocks, supposedly insulating the fund from cataclysmic shock.
He doesn't play by the grass is always greener set of rules by floating three or more tentative dates to wait until the very last minute before deciding which is the best one to take.
Goode popped up on the right to take a short pass from Sam Vesty, barrelled past the tentative Jean-François Coux and threw an inside ball to Geordan Murphy, which looked to have floated forward.
"Bjorn floated on the court, just floated".
The white tarps would float above the clouds a tentative hope: the hope that human will and ingenuity just might be able to meet the challenges of a century in which more change will be faced, and more protection needed, than at any other time in human history -- or Kilimanjaro's.
Executives at the BBC are believed to have held tentative discussions with leading City banks about floating off part of its commercial arm, BBC Worldwide.
BGR has purportedly confirmed with multiple sources that a Sprint-badged variant has been floating around the pockets of hardware testers near and far, with tentative plans set on Sprint launching this thing within a few months.
Some 2,300 United States marines float on warships off that country's shore -- their commitment to peace-building unclear, their presence tentative.
A Chinese military aircraft also reported a possible sighting of floating objects in the search area, but that sighting was at a different location and was much more tentative.
