Sentence examples for left to float from inspiring English sources

In the past, lens covers on satellite cameras and sensors were simply popped off and left to float away.

There, the migrants are usually transferred to smaller boats, some barely seaworthy, and left to float in the current.

Next, you're left to float for 15 minutes in a tub full of Dead Sea salts and organic petitgrain, bergamot and rosewood.

Thousands of small hand-made boats are loaded with offerings to the goddess of the water and left to float off to sea.

Some of the bodies were taken to shore, but many were left to float in the water overnight, as coastguards did not have enough light to work by.

Understandably Garcia's goal had them rather excited... 9.44pm GMT 41 mins Garcia full of confidence now and he arrives on the overlap down the left to float a cross over that Howard grabs and launches forward.

One of them leaves to float on the waves; at the meeting point between water and sky, she is "held like a prayer between two hands pressed together".

We know the exultation that comes from being one in a scant handful of viewers present at the premiere of an overlooked masterpiece; but our joy at the occasional convergence of high art and mass media gives us momentary leave to float with the current a while and to rest our arms in anticipation of the next current we feel compelled to swim against.

Many countries have their own versions of tea; for example, some people leave plain tea leaves to float in the boiled water.

In short, without anchorage in the African-American context, Traylor's art is left to seem floating aimlessly in a cultural vacuum.

a, b, c and c' are the multiplying factors of the various parameters and were left free to float in the fitting procedure, similarly to y0.