Sentence examples for hovers through from inspiring English sources

As you turn a corner, the Parthenon comes into full view; the ancient temple hovers through huge windows to your right.

Although the hovering-through-photographs special effect might be a tad overused here, the interviews with the Hackneys are shot slightly from below, in a way that brings out their inner glow.

Suspended by thin wires, seven of these globes hover through the gallery, creating the ambience of a Minimalist sculpture installation.

The principal question hovering through this teensy but pungent slice of life is whether Lucy's self-destructive mechanism will kick in.

One of the most important questions for small businesses hovering through all of the tumult of the last three years is whether they've been able to get the credit they need.

The loquacious ghosts who hover through the nearly two dozen songs that make up William Finn's moving and exuberant song suite, "Elegies," aren't the mournful twilit phantoms who haunt the typical popular song memorializing a loved one.

In truth, the harder you look at Warhol, the more continuity is revealed between the blotted line of his earliest drawings and the silkscreen slippages and washes of color, between the films and the interviews and the "media presence," that slippery ghost in a slipping wig who hovered through episodes of "The Love Boat" and across Page Six.

By W. S. Merwin The New Yorker, August 4 , 1997P. 32 Mayflies hover through the long evening View Article W. S. Merwin's poetry first appeared in The New Yorker in 1955, and the magazine has since published close to two hundred of his poems and short stories.

While we're not yet hovering through the skies in flying cars like The Jetsons promised, we are starting to build cars that are driving themselves.

Calmly hovering through the meadow.

Michael Jordan seemed to hover through the air during his game-winning shot against the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1989.