Sentence examples for floating ghost from inspiring English sources
With no real purpose in life beyond signing off on different flavours of organic biscuit, and no real prospect of ever becoming the one thing his entire life has been predicated upon, Charles has been rendered a strange floating ghost.
Fine, but what of the claim that, with just 300 or so residents and guests on board and a similar number of staff, the vast ship will feel like a floating ghost-town?
Another egregious bit of flaunting comes in David Fincher's Panic Room (2002), in which the camera, floating ghost-like around an apartment, even passes through the handle of a cafetiere – just because it damn well can.
This map is filled with a medley of net art content but also with a bunch of web 1.0 related items and colorful delights from the internet: floating ghosts, oversized pills, GIFed donuts, My Little Pony, and even a digitized Pikachu to name a few.
Accompanied by a rumbling live score by Jon Beales, his is the first of a series of visitations: a floating, ethereal Ghost of Christmas Past; a towering, silent Ghost of Christmas Future; talking shadows on the walls, and a sad vision of a blue-faced Cratchit family.
Japanese media have taken to calling the floating tombs "ghost ships".
Barn owls are unmistakable: floating white ghosts, quartering the field, listening for voles, mice and shrews.
His dishes burst with flavor, right from the opening amuse-bouche: a shotglass of dashi, with a few enoki mushrooms floating like ghosts in the deeply savory broth.
Take a few balloons out of your birthday supplies (maybe the least popular colors?) for these eerie floating yard ghosts.
The ward beds float like ghost ships.
