Sentence examples for floating alone from inspiring English sources

I had been floating alone in the black Pacific, hundreds of yards offshore, looking up at that same Milky Way.

It shows Capt. Bruce C. McCandless floating alone in space above a blue Earth, like a human satellite or a lonely star child.

For miles, he climbed like that, floating alone between the front group and the main pack, until he had enough of a lead on those behind him that it would have been very hard for them to catch him.

In November, Elian's mother and 10 others drowned in a failed ocean crossing from Cuba, and the boy was left floating alone in an inner tube off the Florida coast.

I thought "Life of Pi" would reflect that era as well, simpleminded storytelling with a happy ending, but within thirty minutes there's a young man floating alone on a boat in the ocean with wild animals trying to kill him.

The coast guard said it had called off a search for a lone American rower in the Atlantic after his emergency search beacon was found floating alone in the sea.

Can you float alone?" And the rabbi shouts back, "Doctor!

Nor do the knives appear to float alone and effortlessly in space.

Though vivid and well played, Ms. McKevitt's Tina floats alone, slightly overshadowed by, and only indirectly linked to, the others.

I'm not one to be bothered by the curiosity that are real Brooklynites, and some terrorizing children — the water is clean, and the pool so vast that you can always find a corner to float alone in.

In the Oscar-nominated movie Gravity, Dr. Ryan Stone Sandra Bullockk) floats, alone, drifting, against the vast backdrop of space.