Sentence examples for floating a picture from inspiring English sources

She cried "shame on you, Barack Obama" for his campaign tactics, while (if we're to believe Matt Drudge) simultaneously floating a picture of him in Somali garb to stir up questions of his patriotism.

Floating a few pictures between glass is simple and professional-looking, and it's an especially good tactic when you've got a few photographs that go together and a larger frame, or for when you don't want to bother with a matboard.

"Coming Soon!" it said, the words floating above a picture of a mock-up of a gaudy community center and catering hall that was to have a capacity of more than 1,000 people.

Whether it's a pair of drapes hung to frame a pleasant view or a cheery striped awning floating above a picture window, homeowners often dress up their windows for beauty rather than function.

Dropping through a partly cloudy sky, the commander, Steven W. Lindsey, and Col. Eric A. Boe of the Air Force guided Discovery through a sweeping left overhead turn, lined up on Runway 15 and floated to a picture-perfect touchdown at 11 57 a.m.

"The most popular is a floating picture frame," notes Hannifin.

I watched two women say goodbye to a little boat that floated away, bearing a picture of Iemanjá.

Just off the picture's center floats a form that is hard to interpret.

When you connect the glasses to an iPod or other compatible device — including DVD players and laptops — the picture appears to float a few feet in front of you.

"There's a picture floating around somewhere of me in a tutu," Bickell said.

She said she regretted there was a picture floating around that some were "taking out of context" to detract from the crime-fighting accomplishments in Camden.