Sentence examples for floating people from inspiring English sources

When John mentions hoping to buy a Chagall painting for Olivia someday, Krego turns to her and seductively suggests, "Rather than own expensive, floating people, why not learn to float yourself?" Mr. Roberts's autobiographical script has a certain amount of originality and, at times, the dialogue indicates an ear for the interactivity of conversation.

It is particularly interesting that floating people's living conditions have no direct positive effect on the increase of construction land.

Just a bunch of floating people?

Chatter about "Arrested Development" will be free-form and floating, people will watch or they won't watch, when and if the mood strikes them, and talk about it on Twitter and Facebook, you know, or not. .

A final section connects the abstract, individual body on display at Bodies with the recent emergence of an enormous population of unregistered "floating people" in China's cities and peri-urban spaces in order to show how a model of social medicine based on "care of the self" not only neglects but indeed reproduces significant forms of legal and biological vulnerability.

So they floated people to safety on air mattress.

He said rescuers used air mattresses to float people to safety because the storm's gusts were toppling rescue boats.

He says: "Ever since it has been known Freeserve is going to float, people have tried to value the business but it is essentially impossible to do".

— An Inyo County official and an environmental activist stepped into wobbly kayaks on Saturday to gauge the prospects of developing a "paddling experience" that would float people down the eastern Sierra Nevada's Lower Owens River.

Muscular people have difficulty floating; overweight people have problems going underwater, he said.

Television footage showed cars floating and people wading knee-deep through flooded streets in Genoa, the largest city on Italy's north western coast.