Sentence examples for kept aloft from inspiring English sources
They are balloons kept aloft by a restless crowd.
During the Brezhnev years, the decaying state was kept aloft almost exclusively by stratospherically high oil prices.
Two life-size mannequins hang from cables and ropes trussed about their middles, kept aloft by two large electromagnets.
Favre's indecisiveness has been an off-season staple for four years running, kept aloft by the occasionally angst-ridden comment from the man himself.
Most of Butler's sentences stretch beyond the hundred-word mark, kept aloft by repeating licks, linguistic tics, perforated by dashes and surprising, sometimes spectacular language.
The Spanish airline had been kept aloft with the help of €150 million, or about $200 million, of subsidies from regional authorities in Catalonia.
Stillman's effervescent script bubbles over with aphorisms that his lively actors deftly keep aloft.
Mrs. Clinton, of New York, is hoping a strong victory there will keep aloft her prospects of winning the Democratic nomination.
This is rapidly overtaking earlier concerns about the price of oil, which had started to strain the ability to keep aloft without raising ticket prices.
[9] Before 1884, a confusing number of prime meridians were in use, maintained mostly as tent poles to keep aloft the canvas of national pride.
In a way that feels measured rather than salacious, Flint keeps aloft the crucial question of "Who murdered the children?" until the very last pages.
