Sentence examples for floating moment from inspiring English sources

When the spaceman actually appears, they share a magical floating moment.

Her Donna Elvira had some floating moments but far more harried ones.

One might have the impression of floating one moment, and the next, sinking to the bottom of a river.

Brown is momentarily taken aback — the thought of ditching at sea, of floating for a moment on a wooden strut, clinging to the rolling tanks.

Or is it unwise to attach too much sociological significance to a moment floating out from reality television's own bubble machine, perhaps doomed to pop and splatter as it hit genuine reality?

The people who dash in and out of his stories are the sort of familiar urbanites you would find in a sitcom, albeit one playing on a television that might become untethered at any moment, floating away into oblivion as though it were all a strange dream.

Yet even after this apparently casual announcement, a sense of floating in some undefined moment in time persists.

There are one or two deals floating around at the moment and I have been called back to advise them," Mr. MacLaurin said.

It's just us, floating in these last moments of the play.

During particularly good moments of floating in the ocean, bobbing in waves, dreamily staring at clouds, I'd get the heartbreakingly gorgeous guitar solo from "Pale Blue Eyes" in my head a bit of music that's always made me think of the sky.

The ball floated for a moment and fell out of the reach of safety Reggie Tongue.