Sentence examples for going to float off from inspiring English sources

"If I do a very bad job of sewing, these layers are literally going to float off the runway".

I am not sure anyone had expected that Britain was going to float off into the Atlantic.

I think it's going to float off into the world.

Your head feels light, like it's going to float away or fall right off.

"Ultimately, it's going to float.

"Is he going to float over us?" my friend asked.

I'm going to float a still scarier thought, at least for readers of Page Six.

"It's not even going to float".

"My date's not going to float that long," Manfred said.

Her moussaka and pastitsio are distinctive, light enough to float off the plate.

Think about ice cream so light it seems to float off the spoon.