Sentence examples for will float off from inspiring English sources

It is also increasingly likely that Royal Bank of Scotland, also under instruction from Europe to sell off branches in turn for its taxpayer bailout, will float off its 300 branches after talks with Santander broke down last year.

Following the rebranding, Lloyds will float off the TSB business, which will have its own board and chairman.

"Unless Congress takes swift action, the U.S. will float off the helium cliff," said Representative Doc Hastings (R-WA), chair of the House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee and co-sponsor of the bipartisan Responsible Helium Administration and Stewardship Act, during a committee hearing on the bill yesterday.

Some may not travel very far, but others will float off into the horizon.

They will float off from their prison and Saturn will flee to Mt. Coronet.

Most of the stamps will float off, so put them on the blotter of paper towels face down.

Don't overfill the cubes or herbs will float away.

"There's a perception our students will simply float off to Glastonbury, and it's true, many of them do go.

"They appear to think that the Ukip threat will go away - it won't - or that the economic recovery will float them off the political rocks.

In practice, as Mr Hague rightly says, devolution will unbalance the constitution and so create demands for more changes.You do not have to think, in order to believe this, that its new parliament will one day cause Scotland to float off into an independent future in Europe.

It will probably run another six months to a year, then gently float off into sunset".