Sentence examples for loosely floating from inspiring English sources

It keeps all your pencils, pens, and highlighters together instead of loosely floating around your locker.

Democratic operatives have loosely floated the claim in broad ways by suggesting the GOP is hoping for economic failure, but Reid's pointed accusation took it to a new level.

And so I sat in the Indian night sky, peacefully remembering bits and pieces of the trip that had somehow loosely been floating around in my mind, that if not consolidated once in a while, would get lost.

After incubation with metformin for 24, 48 or 72 h, cells were extensively rinsed in Dulbecco's phosphate buffered saline (PBS) to remove any loosely attached or floating cells.

In MSV-tumour-derived cultures and in their metastases or clonal derivatives two cell types are present in different ratios: spindle-shaped cells, adherent to plastic surfaces, and rounded cells, loosely attached or floating free in the medium.

The Eldorado sailed along, its generous suspension floating so loosely over the bends and curves that Kype managed to give himself a touch of seasickness.

On day 6, culture plates were gently swirled and the floating and loosely adherent cells were discarded.

Some of them grow as fairly firmly attached monolayers whereas others grow as both floating and loosely attached cultures.

For example, in materials held together by the metallic bond, electrons float loosely between the metal ions.

When she tried to read during the day the words lost their meaning and floated loosely in her eyes.

After 24 h, all DCs appeared as big loosely adherent clumps or isolated floating cells with the typical dendritic morphology (Fig. 1).