Sentence examples for high floating from inspiring English sources

It is a depressant: don't imagine you end life on some glorious high, floating away in a cloud of pleasurable dreams.

Bradley returned it with a high, floating pass that Crawford snatched while leaping before spiking it through the hoop for a dunk that tied the score, 23-23.

But Ms. Lang uses them in ingenious ways, both as prompts for dance that includes high, floating lifts and slides and, in another kind of choreography, for constructing clusters that suggest everything from narrow passageways to towering high-rises.

As the doctor, Benjamin Bratt looks good in a goatee, a high, floating collar, and a black cutaway coat, and Giovanna Mezzogiorno has the reserve needed to make Fermina's beauty feel inaccessible.

Giovanna Mezzogiorno is the belle of late-nineteenth-century Cartagena, Colombia; Benjamin Bratt, looking good in a goatee, a high, floating collar, and a black cutaway, is the aristocratic doctor she marries; and Javier Bardem, misdirected, is the poet turned ship owner who pines after her for decades.

Plata makes a great, speedy run down the left and launches a cross which is headed clear...and the whistle blows and we are going to penalties... 11.55pm GMT 118 mins Saborio launches a high, floating shot from 40 yards which just goes over Nielsen's crossbar.

His plaited tail brandished high, floats upon the lake.

This article is the subject of a legal complaint made on behalf of Royal Caribbean International When the gargantuan Harmony of the Seas slips out of Southampton docks on Sunday afternoon on its first commercial voyage, the 16-deck-high floating city will switch off its auxiliary engines, fire up its three giant diesels and head to the open sea.

"We are born in flames," she trills - and then the last word is taken even higher, floating off into the air like a balloon filled with helium, no longer any kind of word.

This integrated system supports higher floating altitude levels than those of ordinary balloons and extends the lifetime of floating balloon systems.

Analysis of the time mice spent floating within a swim trial of 90 s yielded threefold higher floating rates of Cnp+/− mice in comparison to Wt, which we interpret as a potential sign of depression (p = 0.016; Fig 2M).