Sentence examples for floating left from inspiring English sources

For example, if you want 3 columns, you'll start with a main column and a side column then put 2 columns within the main column, with one floating right and one floating left.

It's centralism with a soupcon of socialism – just enough to win over the floating left.

And then there's the man who bothers Sarah Palmer and learns, too late, that this is a very bad idea: She takes off her face, showing a void with a floating left hand (the darkened finger, by the way, is the same one the jade ring is worn on, and also the same location as Doppelcoop's backward fingerprint) and a smiling mouth, and then tears his throat out.

And then there's the man who bothers Sarah Palmer and learns, too late, that this is a very bad idea: She takes off her face, showing a void with a floating left hand (the darkened finger, by the way, is the same one the jade ring is worn on, and also the same location as Doppelcoop's backwards fingerprint) and a smiling mouth, and then tears his throat out.

The extensive root systems of floating leaved plants have large surface area, and rhizoplane provides an excellent site for the adhesion of rhizobacteria.

After floating, leave the concrete alone until it becomes firm enough to finish without leaving tool marks.

But there are measurements that Argo floats leave out, and Associate Professor of Geosciences Frederik Simons hopes to fill in some of the gaps with an instrument of his own.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla). is looking at a proposal that would basically have new parents tap into Social Security money to float leave.

We categorized the Potamogeton species into three groups based on growth form and leaf type: homophyllous species (submerged leaves), floating-leaved heterophyllous species (submerged and floating leaves), and terrestrial-leaved heterophyllous species (submerged, floating, and terrestrial leaves), according to the descriptions of Kadono (1984) [44].

In the high-water period, large numbers of aquatic herbs (emergent, rooted with floating leaves, free-submerged and free-floating) can be found colonizing the still waters of temporary and permanent lakes (Fig.  1A and B).

The floating leaves are reminiscent of Nymphaea (water lily).