Floats In A Sentence

• Another lantern floats by, swinging from side to side.
• And now, at last, our buoyant bed floats among the stars.
• Such an Eden-fragrance floats around the following dream.
• This is an inspiration I cannot reach; it floats above me.
• It floats aside, and, look, our men are still going on!
• Usually these floats are carried at a height of a yard above the water.
• With a double plash the flat-bottomed floats smacked the waves.
• Calderara's floats consist of a plurality of w.t.
• And secondly, that the earth is a flat disc which floats upon water.
• Rocking, dancing silently, as upon waves, a lantern floats by.
• Subsidiary floats at tips of |Tandem seats, pilot in front.
• Still floats upon the morning wind, Still whispers to the willing mind.
• Over every public building floats our beautiful flag, the Stars and Stripes.

• The height at which it floats in any given solution depends on the density of the solution.
• Let us follow this vapor spherule as it floats into the upper regions of the atmosphere.
• There he spreads his long wings and floats over the ocean like a white sea-king.
• Behind him came huge floats depicting in startling tableaux the hideous menace of the gooseberry.
• A frozen dignity instead floats about the room, and iceberg grinds against iceberg.
• I have also put six floats in the middle, two together to show the center of the net.
• It floats about on filmy wings of dragon-fly and butterfly, or glistens in the air on silky seeds.
• The first had a single float, but now | | two floats are used.
• The female lays her elongated, oval eggs in a boat-shaped mass, which floats on the water.
• A white, semi-transparent cloud floats across this rock, hiding all but its summit and its base.
• The sky which floats above dwelt with Hawaiki, And produced (certain islands).
• But the fact is that Homer floats in the central stream of History, Shakespeare in an eddy.
• Filmy floats the wild woodbine, Jonquil, jacinth, jessamine, Float and flow.
• Down in the double bottom of the ship were arranged a series of floats connected with each set of bulkhead doors.
• Being lighter than the air, it rises when disengaged and floats to the upper regions of the atmosphere.
• This, in itself, was a highly dangerous performance, as the floats were very unsatisfactory landingskids.
• They disintegrate into dust which floats in the air for a time, when more or less of it is precipitated upon the surface of the earth.
• A soap-bubble as it floats in the light of the sun reflects to the eye an endless variety of the most gorgeous tints of colour.
• It floats and moves, yet without consciousness of movement, as it were a somnambulist moving across the sea.
• I have heard of a wonderful ball which floats in the sweet blue air, and has soft white clouds about it as it floats along.
• The floats are necessarily large, particularly when used for the lower reaches, where there is a considerable tidal current.
• The "triumph" to which he referred consisted of a procession with allegorical floats and every description of gala costume.
• This is a white solid which floats about in the bell jar, but in a short time it is all absorbed by the water, leaving the nitrogen.
• Fast above the indigo crests stir the light clouds, harried by the west wind whereon the hawk floats across the valley.
• Should a "slip" occur just before the floats took the water the chance of a fatal capsize were almost a dead certainty.
• We may liken these floating globules of mist to the dust of the earth which floats in the air, and it has not been inaptly called water-dust.
• If under these conditions a cloud floats overhead, forming a heat screen, its presence will be readily noticed by a rise in the thermometer.

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