Sentence examples for levitate from from inspiring English sources

I thought that I might accidentally levitate from happiness.

Mr. Goldberger's words are among the more substantive in a film that at times seems ready to levitate from the screen on puffy clouds of praise.

Photographs show him wrapped in a silver foil shroud, watching a globe apparently levitate from its stand, creating non-pictures, presenting non-lectures.

Sitting in the audience, Redgrave clutches the hand of her neighbour and seems about to levitate from the sheer perfect wonderfulness of it all.

The LADEE mission, which cost $280m £180mm), also hopes to get an insight into the odd behaviour of moondust, which appears to levitate from the surface and has mystified scientists and astronauts for decades.

Travelers can literally levitate from the Pudong airport close to the center of Shanghai: roughly 18 miles in 8 minutes at a maximum speed of 267 miles an hour.

Iverson's theatricality is mainly in his hands — there is no Keith Jarrett moaning and keening, no Monk jig in his repertoire — but every once in a while he will levitate from the piano bench, just a bit, as if in a momentary trance, and then, just as quickly, he snaps out of it and sits his ass back down.

During this eternity, an entire alternative universe of themed casinos had levitated from the sands.

There Williams sat, so wired with energy he'd almost levitated from the sofa.

LOADED up and ready, the helicopter revved its engine and levitated from the snow.

There Williams sat, so wired with energy he'd almost levitated from the sofa.