Sentence examples for floating pleasantly from inspiring English sources
Mr. Scholl can nevertheless give the impression of floating pleasantly above the music rather than inhabiting it.
I floated pleasantly enough in my swimsuit for a minute or two, until the tingle of the Epsom salts started to feel more like a burn.
The New York Times reported in 1927 that "a hot night reveals hundreds of east siders sleeping alfresco" on their escapes and that "with many families camping out, each family on its own level, laughter and the latest gossip float pleasantly up and down".
In an article for Ladies Home Journall, he rhapsodized: "You look out of the window at the waves of dark and light clouds looking like ocean shorelines, and you feel as if you are floating away in this pleasantly moving room, like the basket hanging from the balloon you saw with a visiting circus when you were a boy.
Nonetheless, Cera and Culkin are appealing presences on stage and the evening floated by rather pleasantly.
(At one point his pings and squiggles blended pleasantly, if ominously, with the sound of an ambulance floating past on the Triborough Bridge).
When I've canoed around Manhattan, I've been pleasantly surprised to see ducks, cormorants and Canada geese floating in the rivers.
Monet's mad obsession with those floating blooms produced an almost hypnotic enchantment: his circumambient canvases, now on view in a pavilion in the Tuileries, turn the world upside down and make us feel that we're floating or pleasantly drowning in those dark, vegetation-clogged pools.
"Bjorn floated on the court, just floated".
