Sentence examples for floating are from inspiring English sources

Emerging markets that no longer fear floating are still petrified of plunging.

Second, the rules and regulations around floating are considerably more onerous and difficult to go through here.

Second, the rules and regulations around floating are considerably more onerous and difficult to go through here.

But retail investors have to weigh up whether the reasons companies have for floating are also good reasons for subscribing to the offer.

In the theatrical third act, in which the action moves to the reflective confines of a vast swimming pool (water – and floating – are recurrent motifs), I sensed a nod toward the adolescent traumas of Let the Right One In, Tomas Alfredson's Swedish coming-of-age vampire tale set in 1982, but similarly depicting its protagonists as somehow lost in time.

So I'm guessing that any Big Bad Wolf predictions we've been floating are way off base.

The floating was later postponed until May.

His"Book of Floating" was just reissued.

Everything floats, and yet in its floating is precise.

And floating is much more rare than people commonly imagine.

Emerging economies cannot.The "fear of floating" is, however, abating.