Sentence examples for had been floating around from inspiring English sources

In 1931, James Truslow Adams, an investment banker turned Pulitzer-winning historian, wrote a book to name an idea that had been floating around since before the United States was a country.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The book's release was met both with disbelief (cries then, as now, that it must be part of a "campaign" or "plot" to ruin D.S.K.'s presidential bid), and with renewed interest in some old stories that had been floating around, without, it seems, anyone doing much about them.

The book's release was met both with disbelief (cries then, as now, that it must be part of a "campaign" or "plot" to ruin D.S.K.'s presidential bid), and with renewed interest in some old stories that had been floating around, without, it seems, anyone doing much about them.

The film began, in fact, with a pile of these news clippings, and some visual ideas that had been floating around in Mr. Byrne's head for years (an image of a woman talking in her sleep, another of a luminous glass of milk) - elements that he, Stephen Tobolowsky and the playwright Beth Henley eventually shaped into a script.

Both were ideas that had been floating around for centuries, but which yield very different conceptions of what counts as a formal consequence.

Von D took to Facebook Saturday to clear up some rumors that had been floating around, including rumors about her on-and-off relationship with James.

Other names that had been floated around were of priests.

All sorts of names had been floated around as candidates to fill the void created by the Johnson trade.

This idea has been floating around in some Republican circles.

It is also one of the reasons why members of the group have been floating around freely.

"Reports of the Talmud being a national classic in South Korea have been floating around for several years, but it's now official," announced the online newspaper Arutz Sheva.