Sentence examples for floating news from inspiring English sources

Working on the Floating Hospital in the 1970's changed my professional life ("Long-Lived Floating Hospital Is Still Going, Just Not Floating," news article, Sept. 1).

One Wall Street report claimed an American financial adviser was forced to stop his car because he was laughing so much from sheer incredulity when the Aramco float news broke.

As the do-something lame-duck Congress's triumphs were toted up, the White House pointedly floated the news that the president was meeting with Reagan administration veterans (David Gergen, Ken Duberstein) and taking Lou Cannon's authoritative biography "President Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime" on vacation.

Mouin Rabbani, a senior fellow at the Institute for Palestine Studies said that the compromise floated in news reports wouldn't mean much.

The new set video isn't the only piece of "Star Wars" news floating around the Internet.

"There is all this bad news floating around that really can turn a good day bad," she said.

(How do those ideas pop into his head in the first place?) But there's actually some good news floating around, too.

A Word from the Russian Olympic Team Matt and Maht, ambassadors from the Russian Ministry of Sport and Culture, would like to respond to some of the fake news floating around.

By Dan Rosen and Jeff Ayars February 6, 2018 Matt and Maht, ambassadors from the Russian Ministry of Sport and Culture, would like to respond to some of the fake news floating around.

The number of 1,000 Palestinian prisoners had long been floating around in news reports as Hamas's asking price for Staff Sgt. Gilad Shalit, now 23, but Mr. Netanyahu was the first to confirm the figure.

He seems almost to delight in unscrewing the lid of a small container of it, a pea-green soup with little bits of bad news floating in the mix.