Sentence examples for that they hover from inspiring English sources

More balls are slammed; others spin so much that they hover in the air, doing their own thing before landing in the most improbable and impossible spot.

And maybe some of us have shell shock, too -- albeit cases so widely distributed and electronically filtered and mediated that they hover beneath perception, a muffled hum rather than a sharp ringing in the ears.

However, logistics services are expensive, and the estimates reveal that they hover around 80%% of the total cost of disaster relief (Wassenhove 2006).

The feature that most strikingly distinguishes TNT from other cellular protrusions is that they hover in the medium and have no contact to the substratum (Fig.  1a, a1).

Later that night, they hovered near an open bar at Cafe Omar, the Brooklyn nightclub where gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon, attorney general candidate Zephyr Teachout, and lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Jumaane Williams were hosting a joint results viewing party.

The army also confirmed that they have hovering capabilities - something its existing unmanned aircraft lack.

It lets users provide their own explanations for song lyrics, religious texts, legal documents, images, and more that other users see when they hover over snippets of text hosted on the site.

Air quotes didn't quite land on that proper noun, but they hovered close by.

It's the job of elevators to obscure from passengers that they're "hovering over an abyss," as Paumgarten says.

But few go about this pursuit as literally as ThreeASFOUR, taping alchemical diagrams on their Milk Studios runway, adding manufactured haze and laser lights to lend the models the illusion that they are hovering on air.

But these hoverboards were only hoverboards in the sense that they A. hovered and B. were boards.