Sentence examples for think of floating from inspiring English sources

But Doig argues that boats have long had this resonance, and makes a more formal point: "Using a boat immediately creates depth because you think of floating.

Last Friday saw the release of Fishing's latest single "Pleasure Dome," a lovely, soft dance track that sort of makes us think of floating in an infinity pool with giant sunglasses on.

Neither of us had ever thought of floating down the river, despite that she lived a half-mile from one of the largest and busiest outfitters in town.

As the sun rose, Dr. Holbreich and I sniffed the damp, fermented feed (slightly malty); shoveled fresh cow manure ("Liquid gold," Dr. Holbreich said only half-jokingly, "the best medicine you could think of"); and marveled at the detritus floating in the air.

"Think of asteroids floating around the screen, and the balls smashing in to them.

I can't help but think of the.gifs floating around Tumblr, the ones where Lawrence talks about how much food she eats, how she loves McDonald's fries.

I wondered how the public opinion polls might look if you counted every burger sold as a tacit vote in favour of the beef farmers, but thought better of floating this idea with the sabs.    .

(Just think of the great floating garbage patches at sea).

I don't think of roosters' testicles floating in a red tomato broth.

But Jaguar Land Rover's announcement that it plans to build electric vehicles (EVs) here – subject to government subsidising investment in new infrastructure – underlines the change in fortunes for the technology that, until the Nissan Leaf came to Britain in 2013, largely made people think of milk floats.

If there's anything that diminishes my worry about whether or not Alexander will seriously consider the prospect of beefing up background checks, it would be the way that this thought sort of floated out of him like flatulence, unattached to anything serious.