Sentence examples for floating him from inspiring English sources

The Mekong, floating him through civilizations wrecked as a consequence, becomes a ghostly tributary that, we come to realize, also flows directly from Gargan's past.

The determined child tries sending him a letter and firing a note via bow and arrow, before floating him a present of a telescope tied to balloons, which finally enables them to make contact.

In The Phantom Pain, it's not only downed foes that can be airlifted to safety (using a mechanism called the Fulton recovery system, which attaches a balloon to the soldier's foot, yanking him into the air before floating him back to base).

They could have floated him over London to bring down German bombers".

"I wish to take Man out of the cave and float him in the air," Von Abt proclaims.

When the favorite's rider, Kent Desormeaux, wanted to go inside around the far turn, Bailey got there first and floated him outside.

Keller had never really read a cookbook before he drove to Narragansett, hoping to find a job that would float him through a season of America's Cup partying in Newport.

For the right, Mr. Condit is a weapon to wield against the Democratic Party, of which he is a card-carrying member (though the Bush administration once floated him as a possible agriculture secretary).

They could have floated him over London to bring down the German bombers …" Then there were John Prescott, having his wicked way with the English language and Michael Martin, as Speaker, addressing the house in allegedly impenetrable Scots.

In acting terms, he had wandered into a dangerous area that technique couldn't float him out of; only the depth of his emotional commitment to the character and the scene could.

Big Brown had floated him around the track; they had maybe an eighth of a mile to go and, lord, if Desormeaux did not feel his colt had sprouted wings.