Sentence examples for floating round from inspiring English sources
Nothing worse than having senior pros floating round not contributing".
Wisps of grey hair floating round her face like reeds.
The money floating round in the world is 60-70 timoremore than the real goods and services in the world.
Pink, deep red, sky-blue and yellow, they rise over floating round pads that are bright green, bronzed or speckled maroon.
The onion soup, sweet from caramelized onions and sporting a floating round of toast and topper of melted cheese, is as good as this classic gets.
On other bodies in the Solar System, small impact craters are more common by far than large ones, a statistic that reflects the size distribution of rocks floating round up there.
The bar is in full swing, and floating rounds of cocktails permeate the garden outside, until the air is alive with chatter and laughter and casual innuendo and introductions forgotten on the spot and enthusiastic meetings between women who never knew each other's names.
"For me," Lord Chandos says, "everything disintegrated into parts, those parts again into parts.... Single words floated round me; they congealed into eyes which stared at me and into which I was forced to stare back".
On a hot summer night, walking the streets of Manhattan, he notices "in front of P. J. Clarke's saloon... a happy group of whiskey-eyed Australian army officers baritoning 'Waltzing Matilda.' As they sang they took turns spin-dancing a girl over the cobbles under the El; and the girl, Miss Golightly, to be sure, floated round in their arms light as a scarf".
"There I am", Jean Rhys writes in Good Morning Midnight, "like one of those straws which floats round the edge of a whirlpool and is gradually sucked into the centre, the dead centre, where everything is stagnant, everything is calm".
But that was soon under three feet of water as he waded ashore, a weary soldier still smelling his own vomit from a night in a close boat on a choppy sea, and whose kilt in the freezing water was floating prettily round him like a ballerina's skirt.But Mr Millin was not unarmed; far from it.
