Sentence examples for wall floating from inspiring English sources

Looking at the galleries through the phone's camera, I saw a chunk of the Berlin Wall floating before me.

And on that wall, floating in the blue, there's the lost-and-found artist's worker, the man who, even though he's in nothing but rags, looks like the finest, most well-made man who ever lived.

The eye peered out from cracks in the wall, floated aloft on a hot air balloon, hovered disembodied over the waters.

Their bodies were projected across the walls, floating among greenery in Cubist perspective.

Mr. Bouchey said he based the renovation on a plan of straight walls, floating planes and strict rectangles, leaving curves — except for Wachovia's logo, which is part of the décor — out of the equation.

It includes the effects of wave dispersion as well as boundary-layers at the walls, floating particle interactions at the free surface, and wave-breaking.

PAs may be detected by TRUS as single or multiple hypoechoic areas with thick walls, floating echogenic speckles in the cavity, and poorly defined periphery, with increased colour Doppler signals [45, 46].

On the walls floated jetsam palings emblazoned with disembodied religious limbs: a bloodily outstretched arm over the four-poster bed, a slim cut of a naked torso over the door to the kitchen.

Then you took the two-by-four away, and it looks like the wall is floating.

"The glass blade pushes the drywall back and gives the appearance that the wall is floating," Mr. Bouchey said.

Video shows her underwater, bubbles drifting out of her nose, sinking down one wall, then floating above the audience in the ceiling of the warehouse, which as the watery film vanishes, becomes her grave; the spectators look up as mourners throw down earth.