Sentence examples for floating elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Out of ten, I would rate this story nine.' Thank you to all of our renowned readers (featured here and floating elsewhere on the site) for such good reviews - not just this week, but every week.

When the closet floor is clear, cleaning is simple and prevents the dust from leaving the closet and floating elsewhere.

The idea of cutting loose has also been floated elsewhere in the region.

Instead they have floated, elsewhere in this week's press, the preposterous notion that African dictators will eagerly copy the draconian press laws that mild-mannered Leveson may – may – have in mind if Cameron and Nick Clegg embrace a statutory framework.

I'm betting similar proposals are being floated elsewhere.

Then, a few weeks ago, seal pups born elsewhere began floating in on small, shrinking pieces of ice.

The possibility of a ballot measure to overturn Proposition 8 has been floated online and elsewhere since the election, but the announcement is a concrete signal that California might soon be embroiled in another electoral fight over same-sex marriage.

As he began bowing an elegant lament, a disembodied French horn and saxophone floated in from elsewhere, eventually becoming visible in the hands of Gwilym Simcock and Tim Garland, who then joined Creese on stage.

And one, in Hyogo, continues to spew out dioxin at 10,000 times the concentration allowed elsewhere.All that poison floating around in the air may pass unnoticed.

For instance, people who work in a business district are part of its floating population, since they probably reside elsewhere.

As I'm writing this, they have been downloaded 21,345 times, and the files are already floating around on torrent sites and elsewhere.