Sentence examples for floating in from from inspiring English sources

There were statements floating in from him from various secure zones in the air or underground.

Rea Irvin's pink clouds floating in from either edge of the cover and along the top appeared from 1925 through 1981.

And suddenly I noticed the sound of jazz floating in from outside.

The statuary is called Venus and Manhattan, and is supposed to show Venus floating in from across the sea to awaken Manhattan to the beauty of art.

The statue is called Venus and Manhattan, & is supposed to sho Venus floating in from across the sea to awaken Manhattan to they beauty of art.

The detachment between music and subject works differently than in the Rumsfeld series: the soldiers' voices seem to be floating in from the beyond, as, no doubt, many of them are.

Tiny yellow butterflies were idling beyond a window as the scent of jasmine floated in from the garden.

They are floated in from remote logging camps, pulled by small motorboats called peke pekes, while trucks stacked with logs and lumber jam the roads.

"Costumes will float in from above the stage action, as actors slide them on and off as needed for each scene," according to press materials.

They float in from the sea and unleash torrential downpours, turning much of the fertile soil into knee-deep muddy slush.

There is so much tamping down here, so many seams of discontent, that the uplifting scenes of the finale seem to have floated in from another film.