Sentence examples for start to float from inspiring English sources
Other corpses start to float to port, illegal immigrants killed when the freighter that was smuggling them into the United States sank.
In the case of the load profile is uniform across the cross section, the hearth bed would start to float up leaving a solid-free liquid space with horizontally uniform height.
Although our models do not consider these processes and only take a mild decrease in density into account, large effects for the xenolith can be anticipated, i.e. the xenoliths may start to float after an initial phase of sinking.
Nationwide, the increase in monthly payments as more mortgage rates start to float will cost families about an extra $40 billion over the next two years, according to estimates by Credit Suisse First Boston.
When that happens, the common currency of Mercosur could start to float and a sovereign monetary policy could be conducted by a regional central bank, along the lines of the fashionable European Central Bank.
As this image fills your mind, notice how the worry of your day start to float away before your eyes; your breath is a little easier, and the tension in your muscles more at ease.
"Today a free society has started to float to the surface," he added.
That's how all of the news started to float back to us.
The real niche or the substrate(s) on which U. prolifera attaches before it starts to float is still under debate.
"I was in the B&B watching all the water come down, then all these cars started to float past," she said.
The glacier has a hinge line, the point at which its projecting tongue leaves the sea bed and starts to float.
