Sentence examples for time to float from inspiring English sources

He doesn't have time to float through spring training, and neither do the Phillies.

The markets have made it a thoroughly horrible time to float a business.

Is it time to float the idea of a 300mph hover train?

The increased amount of a gas forming agent did not affect time to float but increased the drug release from the floating tablets while increasing coating level of gas-entrapped membrane increased time to float and slightly retarded drug release.

In March he wrote: "Perhaps it's time to float a new theory: We're already in the gutter.

It is perhaps an appropriate time to float the idea of a charter for Gaza as an independent city-state.

In one standard test, rats placed in a cylinder of water were considered more depressed if they devoted more time to floating, as opposed to paddling.

From a producer's point of view, now might be just about the best of times to float a Broadway musical based on "A Tale of Two Cities," the Charles Dickens classic.

And when the young pianists together played "Matrix," Mr. Corea's darting blues, played with the rhythm section, he did what many wouldn't expect or even want from a teenager: he slowed down, making his time seem to float.

They spent five minutes with each float — half of that time talking to float designers and engineers — on Dec. 30 and 31.

If this is your first time attempting to float, have a teacher aid you!