Sentence examples for fruit float from inspiring English sources

A fruit float — pieces of banana and citrus suspended in ginger ale, topped, jarringly, with a large scoop of lime sherbet — is less appetizing than it is mesmerizing.

If it is okay to give fruit, float a piece of grape or apple in the bird's water.

Alongside the fun stuff (blowing up caravans) and the interesting stuff (can you walk on custard?), there were inserts such as Professor Myang Li wearing skimpy bikinis while doing pointless experiments (which fruit floats?) under a heavily innuendo-packed voiceover and close-ups of her cleavage.

Oh, and the fruit floating on the top... it'll get you wasted too.

Prepare a fruity punch with plenty of fresh fruit floating in the bowl.

But it does raise the compelling scientific question, "Why do some fruits float and others don't?" On the "Late Show With David Letterman," a pair of attractive models used to drop various objects into a tank of water after Dave and sidekick Paul Shaffer had speculated about whether they will sink or float.

The genus description is similar to the family description, but further specifies that the fruit bodies float, are sometimes embedded in a loose subiculum (a woolly or net-like growth of hyphae), and that the spores are reddish.

The fruit will float, so if you desire a stronger infusion add a layer of ice to keep the citrus below the surface of the water.

A heavier, sweeter syrup will help prevent the fruit from floating in the jar.

It comes with "anything from cinnamon sticks to rosemary to grapes", says Von Hurter, although he says the Spanish are getting bored with "fruit salad floating in their drinks".

Two boats made of fruit shells floating amidst a background of a bright blue sea.