Sentence examples for floating tends from inspiring English sources
All this floating tends to give "In the Floyd Archives" the quality of a dream, which is, I think, also intentional.
However, if the slump value is high, and keeps increasing, the floating effect tends to be more apparently and when the slump surpasses a certain value (near 18 cm), the floating develops sharply and abruptly.
But because the supply of money floating around generally tends to inflate over time, it becomes just a tiny bit less valuable every year typically around 2percentnt, on average.
People tended floating vegetable gardens and fished for freshwater prawns.
Finally, visitors can don gloves and help remove all those floating things that tend to be plastic rather than piscine.
Moreover, floating dry docks tend to have large maintenance costs because the steel structure, being continually afloat, requires regular chipping and painting, as the hull of a ship does.
But should inflation return, floating interest rates tend to track prices higher — increasing investors' returns but also sparing them the big principal losses that can befall holders of fixed-rate debt.
Above that limiting speed the valves are said to float, and their motion tends to become erratic.
In fact, during concrete vibration, lightweight aggregate tends to float, which may affect the concrete's mechanical properties.
The alternative — siphoning fuel from tank to tank like you would for your car — is a bit trickier, as liquid tends to float in a gravity-free environment.
