Sentence examples for hover dramatically from inspiring English sources

And even though the events of that day are never expressly mentioned, they hover dramatically around the subjects and the viewer.

Initially, the lights hover dramatically low over his head, an aesthetic decision he appears to swiftly rue: "If I wanna jump on this song," he protests to a technician, "I might hit my fucking head".

The patch requires about 1,000 times less power to perch than it does to hover, offering to dramatically extend the operational life of the robot.

SpaceX engineers will continue to develop the Grasshopper's capability, which has already increased dramatically from its hovering-height of 130 feet last December.

The flailing legs and arms are contorted dramatically and abstractly, hovering somewhere between a fight to the death and pool party shenanigans.

A Divided Unemployment Picture Although today's unemployment rate hovers at 5.0percentthathat figure varies dramatically for workers in different age, education and racial and ethnic groups.

In doing so, the Journal is incorporating a development which has been taking place anyway in recent years: while in 2009 the number of submissions in English still amounted to 41percentnt, it increased dramatically thereafter and has now been hovering at between 80 and 90percentnt since 2013.

For example, Dudley [30] demonstrated three species of orchid bees hovering in heliox (a mixture of helium and oxygen) dramatically increased wing power output, compared to flight in normal air.

And thanks to the strong cash flow generated by oil prices hovering in the $60 range, Russian companies' access to capital has also improved dramatically: They have raised $65 billion domestically this year, most of it in corporate debt.

Buddhist-Shinto gods float in halolike mandorlas in the sky, but the dramatically tilted aerial view, boxy architecture and natural details like rolling hills, hovering clouds, deer and blooming cherry trees all look to the future.

The setting sun was dramatically painting the San Gabriel Mountains in shades of lavender and the wispy clouds hovering over them in pink when nearly 70 guests gathered on the clubhouse patio.