Sentence examples for floating living from inspiring English sources

We can imagine the existence of an "early floating living world" constituted of primordial cells that might have looked like "soap bubbles" embedding one or more informational molecules and performing a limited number of metabolic reactions.

Late in life, Dr. Lilly maintained a hope that humans and dolphins would find a common language, laying out the design for a "future communications laboratory" that would be a floating living room where humans and dolphins could chat.

We call it the floating living room".

As part of its float "Living the Dream: Love Is the Best Protection," the AIDS Healthcare Foundation said Aubrey Loots, 42 and Danny Leclair, 45, a couple from Los Angeles, will get married during the parade.

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation's float, "Living the Dream: Love Is the Best Protection," was created to celebrate victories in 2013 for gay marriage advocates, including Supreme Court decisions upholding the repeal of California's Proposition 8 and striking down a key part of the Defense of Marriage Act.

"Until we know what's going to happen, I'll be floating around and living out of a suitcase".

It needs to float to live.

The British economic and financial establishment is in thrall to the neoliberal attraction of floating exchange rates, living in a dreamland in which national economic rivalries, competitive devaluations or the domino effects from collapsing banking systems never happen.

As it begins, Homer is seen floating against live-action clouds.

We see boats in the East River far more often than we see swimmers, but floating bodies (live ones) do flood the waters around Manhattan every so often.

Why would the Tournament of Roses promote something illegal like that?" The float, titled "Living the Dream: Love Is the Best Protection," was created to celebrate victories in 2013 for the same-sex marriage movement, including Supreme Court decisions upholding the repeal of California's Proposition 8 and striking down a key part of the Defense of Marriage Act.