Sentence examples for floating public from inspiring English sources

The boats, as Ms. Coombs noted, are a kind of floating public space.

Also a floating public space, which would allow visitors to munch a sandwich or meet for coffee atop it Energy Duck seems awesome— and just crazy enough to work— but it has some stiff competition.

His New York firm, Family, has attracted attention lately for its role in a proposal to build a floating public swimming pool in the East River that would filter and use half a million gallons of river water a day — allowing people, in essence, to swim safely in a city river for the first time in generations.

When Obama's current plan was floated, public support was widespread but grudging; by a two-to-one margin, voters described it as unfair to ordinary homeowners.

Etech Securities, a Pasadena investment bank and brokerage firm with offices in Beijing and Shanghai, and in Taipei, Taiwan, and Seoul, South Korea, has raised money and floated public stock offerings in the United States for companies in China.

Sometimes because they need capital, and handing stock to employees is easier than floating a public offering.

Pay for performance in private schools also does not resemble ideas being floated for public education.

Mr. Harrelson floated into public consciousness in the mid-1980s as Woody, the spacey, guileless bartender in the popular sitcom "Cheers".

A season ago, the Nuggets waited as one rumor after another regarding the perennial All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony was floated into public discussion.

This is not the first time this Kennedy's name has been floated for public office.

A Welsh shipbroker, W. J. Orders, organised a collection fund on the floor of the Cardiff Coal Exchange and floated a public testimonial of one shilling.