Sentence examples for further floating from inspiring English sources

Once we paid a special fee to yet another boatman, we took our place in a further floating queue.

But a few months before the start of the campaign season the Supreme Leader attempted to undermine him further, floating a plan to eliminate the post of the Presidency and institute a more docile parliamentary system.

In a recent leaked letter to the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, Mr Ramesh mulled going further, floating the idea that India should be less bound to its developing-world allies and take bolder mitigation steps.

Further, float metal also makes the down-state behavior predictable in terms of resonant frequency.

Nicolas Berggruen takes Hacker's notion of predistribution a step further by floating the quite original idea of employing the latest digital technology — blockchain — to build up a sharing economy in which all have an equity stake.

It's a shame then that your well-worn swimming trunks didn't join you and are instead floating further and further out of reach.

But in reality, we've quietly been floating further and further from that promised land King dreamed about.

Now, as the summer trickled on and the Mirage lay dormant, Cityfox's dreams of creating a raver's paradise seemed to be floating further and further away.

You feel like you're floating further and further away in a sea of destitute, away from the possibility of being rescued by your own means, and eventually, even the stranglehold of a corporate lifesaver seems comforting, on a ship that you jumped from long ago.

"The further Al Gore floats down the Mississippi, the more he drifts away from the facts on Governor Bush's record on health care in Texas," said Dan Bartlett, a Bush spokesman.

ST's biggest shareholders the French government-controlled France Telecom and Areva with 17% and Italian government affiliate Finmeccanica, with a further 18.5%–floated the idea of an ST-Motorola merger a year ago, according to European press reports.