It consisted of two quarters orange juice, one quarter grappa, one quarter liquid chocolate, and a floating hard-boiled egg yolk.
In his lyrical Color Field paintings Parker (1922-1990) floats hard-edged shapes and squiggly, fat lines of differing colors on vibrant monochrome planes.
In the revolutionary flush of the electoral map glowing red, he was floating, working hard to avoid gloating (even though Sean Hannity was around, gloating about the pain about to befall the Democratic president).
Our last coins spent, we walked home in dark and daybreak, mentally floating above the hard pavement, captured for ever.
"The problem with this process is that you have so many rumors floating around its hard to nail it down," Mr. Cabble said.
He's Willy Loman in "Death of a Salesman". The show that director Stephen Rayne has fashioned is big and faithful, unfolding in the maze of Willy's head on a set dominated by floating windows and hard brick walls.
Asked whether someday it would all be digital, with his collection floating on a hard drive, Mr. Needham thought not: "I like to kick the tires of things I own".
Automated detection of the floating mine is hard, because waves on the sea surface act as a dynamic background which is difficult to distinguish from the foreground mine.
Just as you may have random files floating around your hard drive, you more than likely have a ton of bookmarks that are not organized in any particular way.
In this NBC footage, he admits that all cuts and no revenue increases through new taxes (an idea floated by hard-line fiscal conservatives) could solve the budget problem, but it would mean "very massive cuts" in basic social services, of a kind that one imagines would be widely politically unpopular.
But filling vacancies from this floating population is harder than it used to be.
