Sentence examples similar to floating wide open from inspiring English sources

Songs that date to the 1980's still packed a jolt when floating, wide-open guitar chords gave way to pummeling propulsion.

Once Alex Corretja's last desperate flick at a forehand floated wide to end the French Open final, Kuerten began jumping up and down with the zeal of a child splashing through puddles.

This time, though, it floats wide.

There's the perky little xylophone line in "Somebody That I Used to Know," the jazzy electric-piano sample that circles through "Smoke and Mirrors," the galloping beat and floating guitars of "Eyes Wide Open," the way "In Your Light" meshes hand-clapping, guitar-strumming folk-pop with soul horns and booping electropop.

The floats were designed for the wide open boulevards of Mid-City, said Scott S. Wexler, the parade's chief of technology, and were hard to maneuver in the tighter quarters of the Uptown parade route.

On first down, Manning drops back, sells a pump fake and then floats the ball into the arms of a wide open Julius Thomas, striding into the end zone.

On hot days, leave the windows wide open and let the aroma float inside and perfume your bedroom or sitting areas.

Cars parked on the river bank, their doors wide open, blast out the pulsing rhythms of afoxé, children float by on car tyres, men sit around drinking beer.

It was wide open.

He was wide open.

It's wide open.