Above me, plastic bags are captured by the wind, floating on the breeze.
He hit a backpass with his right foot and the ball sailed into the Bolton half of the field, bounced once, and, with the aid of the wind, floated over Bolton keeper Adam Bogdan.
Since that day, the earth has poured more of itself out and the sea has beaten against it, and the seeds of new life have drifted on the wind, floated on the sea and hitchhiked on the legs and feathers of birds.
Soon thereafter, Yazbek gives his heroine a lushly beautiful song about the jasmine wind floating from the west, bringing "honey in my ears, spice in my mouth".
Being twice as heavy, it's more difficult for them to fly, so they use the wind to float back to the safety of their breeding area.
Moreover, they are subdivided considering their sub-costs and taking into account the five components of a floating offshore wind farm: offshore wind turbine, floating platform, mooring, anchoring and electric system.
Every major landmass harbours different species, and migrations to new habitats may be aided by natural agents (e.g., wind, birds, floating debris) or by humans.
Mr. Winters's club, MVS Barefoot, holds the Mississippi River Challenge, in which racers contend with barge traffic, ferry wakes, treacherous wind and floating debris on the cold waters of the Mississippi near Lake St. Louis, Mo. Louis, Mo
"As the Talmud said, you have to be like a reed in the water," said the 48-year-old Rabbi Hirsch, "flexible enough to move with the times, but not so flexible that you wind up floating down the river".
