Sentence examples for full of floating from inspiring English sources

The Mandovi river, too, full of floating casinos and effluent.

Their shuttle is holed and useless, its interior full of floating corpses, and Houston steadfastly refuses to copy.

From a commuter train or speeding car, the Passaic has a forlorn, even forbidding look: brown, torpid, full of floating objects, and rimmed by deserted factories and warehouses.

Its short list included Frances Hardinge's Fly by Night (2005), "a richly conceived alternative world full of floating coffee houses and illicit printing presses," and Frank Cottrell Boyce's Framed (2005), about a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-obsessed boy who discovers a Renaissance masterpiece in a disused mine.

You might find a chic, understated python clutch; or you might find a pink-and-purple purse with sequins, faux graffiti, and a plastic tag full of floating glitter, which looks as if it were designed by an eleven-year-old girl with a penchant for unicorns.

Its limpid water, ringed by velvety green mountains, is full of floating villages and old temples.

He felt chafed like a child full of flouting wishes, floating elations.

His words are like an ocean full of the floating debris of modern life.

One day in September, Regina Catrambone and her crew-mates spotted a wooden blue boat full of refugees floating in the southern Mediterranean.

In glass display cases at his exhibition were Paula Abdul's "Spellbound" CD in the shell of a giant metal compact case; a Slayer single in a squishy plastic pack full of skulls floating around in fake red blood; and a beautiful wooden-looking radio replica that held a multi-disc set of blues and jazz from Mercury Records.

Now, there's a bipartisan menu full of ideas floating around.