Sentence examples for show float from inspiring English sources

Their relationship both makes the show float and, at times, threatens to sink it.

The show, "FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY," is on view at the KEITH DE LELLIS GALLERY, 47 East 68th Street, Manhattan, (212 327-1482, through Aug. 10.

This smartly produced show floats along where in other hands it might sink.

In addition, far from being a countercultural bootstrap affair, the show floated on a cloud of money.

Still, the show floats a startling idea: Warhol made some of his best paintings during these years.

The show floats mostly on lighthearted mockery of Hollywood, with lots of knowing references to movies and movie stars.

"The show floats with the tide with all the other shows that aren't pre-sold so far in advance," he said.

But only prime institutional funds — which account for almost 40 percent of the overall market — would have to show floating net asset values under the rule.

As of yesterday, there was a bootleg version of the show floating around the sharing sites complete with instructions on how to improve your watching experience.

But it was Lively who really stole the show, floating around like a Grecian goddess as if to say, "Yes, I know how good pregnancy looks on me".

As before, director John Rando (Urinetown) keeps the show floating on laughter, with just about everyone in the thirty person cast given a moment or two to shine.