Popcorn was sold, dates were passed around and a voice of the uprising, the singer Abdel Halim Hafez, floated from a loudspeaker.
About 30 guests rode along in other cars, while a smaller number watched from below as tootling music floated from a coin-operated game nearby.
Dozens of tractor-trailers were parked at the IFF loading dock the afternoon I visited, and a thin cloud of steam floated from a roof vent.
After dark, turbans bobbed in peaceful Tamashek-language conversation around simple fires, while amplified electric-guitar Malian blues floated from a nearby dune.
Seen from a distance, the asymmetric composition of copper-roofed pavilions seems to float from a series of stepped terraces that rise out of the water, creating an effect both gentle and monumental.
From the rosewood lockers music floats from a dozen iPods in their docks — Jay-Z and Mary J. and Kanye — and the banter between songs is as it has always been among young men seated in a professional clubhouse.
Bolten and colleagues went to heroic measures to get the scanning electron micrographs of the vermiform creature, collecting them as they floated from a submerged soil sample and driving them from Ohio to Maryland where they could be imaged using a special low-temperature SEM.
Going rates float from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars a day depending on boat size.
At Valley India Cafe, cinnamon-scented steam floats from a mountain of biryani.
