Sentence examples for surfing between from inspiring English sources

Homeless and jobless, surfing between a crammed storage locker and a friend's couch, Shaul is an amiable operator with an instinct for self-preservation.

Murray has been an Olympics spectator as well as an Olympian here, channel surfing between matches and at home in nearby Surrey.

That was followed by game surfing between Minnesota-Northwestern, South Carolina-Tennessee and Navy-Toledo; followed by the Stanford home game; followed by more television time at night.

The effect was rather like channel surfing between the Open University and a trashy Hollywood eco-disaster movie, without the effort of actually changing channels, which might save a battery or two.

About 41% of people under the age of 29 identify themselves as independents, according to a Gallup poll last year.As well as surfing between the two main parties, independents have increasingly exhibited a maverick streak.

Collins says she came up with the idea for the games while channel surfing between reality TV shows and footage of the Iraq war, though critics have pointed out the first novel's similarity to films such as Japanese splatter-fest Battle Royale, Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi actioner The Running Man and novels such as early Stephen King effort The Long Walk.

A pair of would-be councilmen seeking Lekuton's endorsement sprawled in front of the TV, channel-surfing between Al Jazeera and "The King of Queens".

Watching it is like channel-surfing between Hot Fuzz, a duff early 90s Michael Douglas drama and the very schlockiest bits of Interstellar.

He is couch-surfing between the West Village and Williamsburg, and he said the L train reminded him very much of San Francisco.

She says the idea came to her while she was channel-surfing between reality TV and coverage of the Iraq war, and wondering what this mix of entertainment and real-life terror boded for the future of society.

The Guardian's Catherine Shoard described Reed's film as a "cut-and-shut muddle, haunted by a ghost, produced by a high-end hot dog factory, by turns giddying and stupefying", adding: "Watching it is like channel-surfing between Hot Fuzz, a duff early-90s Michael Douglas drama and the very schlockiest bits of Interstellar".