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I floated right out of my body. My body was here, and I just floated away. I looked back at it once, and it was there.

Not long after, a huge fish, as big as a hill, floated up in the middle of the sea and was washed ashore by the waves.

He was 13 and just floated over the ground like a cocker spaniel chasing a piece of silver paper in the wind.

He floated for a while, then did exactly what the experts recommend: He swam slowly, parallel to the beach, until he was out of the current.

She snatched the ball out of the air, and her triumphant laughter echoed through the study as she floated lightly back to his side.

Little fish nibbled at her arms and legs. She closed her eyes and floated.

The death experience was so cool, Marla wanted me to hear her describe it as she lifted out of her body and floated up.

He floated in the sky for a while, and when the trunk opened its zipper a little, he carefully looked down.

she sang merrily as she floated down the stream, away, far way out of reach of the ugly old toad and her ugly son.

The air was still, and from the hillside there floated across from time to time the sound of bugles and of the shouts of the enemy.

Embarrassed Danes said the text was one of several unofficial papers that had been floated, not a basis for real bargaining.

The boat floated into the wharf to which it belonged .

He then pointed to the bubbles that floated from it to the surface and said: "That means there's still some space in it. It's too big. "

I did not know when I stared to wander. It seemed as if my velamen had been pulled out and floated down along a branch of the river.

In the deep shadows of his eyes floated some reminiscences that did not seem to give him much joy.

Just a little British ingenuity that saw a standard digital camera taped to a helium balloon and floated into the sky.

What greatness had not floated on the ebb of what river into the mystery of an unknown earth!

One congressional Republican said the White House has floated the idea of tax rebates, though no firm decisions have been made.

Since the 1960s some theorists have floated the idea that when a massive star collapses into a black hole, it gives rise to a new universe.

Light air has floated with the wind when getting up, to fall apart , that has also been poplar blossom.

When he came to, it was well after dark, and he floated in moonlight on the surface of the ocean.

Sometimes the street locations just floated up and down on the screen, as if the satellites were being buffed around in their orbits.

She dug into the scoop of her ice cream that floated in the glass to take her mind off the fact that he will not come to meet her.

(Realising what his comment has revealed. ) This was you, wasn't it? You floated that obituary to me. To set Agent Doggett up, using me.

A hoot owl's mournful cry floated out of the encroaching darkness and Fannie tightened her grip on her mother's hand.

It floated up above the apple trees, over the beginning-to-sleep town, and across the night among the stars.

As she neared the altar, while the soft strains of the wedding march floated through the church, her eyes fell on a strange group.

"Now we shan't have to talk, " he said, smiling into her candid eyes, as they floated away on the soft waves of the Blue Danube.

As the boat floated downstream, the fisherman lost his way.

I've been thinking about this idea since you first floated it a few weeks back on the Scrum Collective list.

All kiosks up by the wind, they were all kiosks deciduous floated down to the Montreal golden.

As the boat floated close by him, Rogers climbed inside the bus, kicked out a window and grabbed three life jackets from the dinghy.

A little bit of tiredness from flying two days in a row, but still the whole day floated well and it was simply a great start for me.

Mister Wegener said the lighter continental rock floated up through the heavier basalt rock of the ocean floor.

It served as a nice camouflage for the boat. We floated down through the canyon for hours until we finally stopped.

I seemed to be endlessly apologising to all these strangers in passing, as I floated in and out of their houses.

Mother boiled the dumplings all by herself. The nearly cooked dumplings floated onto the surface like a herd oaf lambs.

Her mother understood and smiled as she floated back into sleep.

And the great serpent floated after him in its huge protective sphere.

The man closed his eyes and floated into the most comfortable sleep he had ever known.

I think that everything will change, my hair floated wind , as I had no one to depend on heart, do not call the bank.

Chairs and tables started to float on the water. They floated out the front door and crashed down the steps.

If a bad egg floated to the surface now and then, we'd have no worse reputation than regular employees.

About 60% of the global capacity is about to be floated, adding to a huge increase in supply over the past three years.

The smell of the vinegar used to cool his mother's brow floated in the heavy air.

As long as the season but floated to the elderly, all the sleeping seed, can be bred here, and life-giving gesture of a transformation.

Since the element is floated, we also need to assign it a width of 100%.

But then, when we were all twelve or less, it seemed as though she floated behind a scrim.

The independent thorium minerals were floated out with iron-containing minerals during floatation.

He was now running to keep up with the thundering animal in whose belly his head floated.

Later the acceptance houses also floated foreign issues in London and accumulated funds for long-term investment abroad.

No ditty floated into Blackmoor Vale from the outer world but Tess's mother caught up its notation in a week.

State broadcaster CCTV showed live images of Zhigang as he floated out of the orbiter module's hatch.

So set was I in my ways that I even started to choose my brand by which bags floated best so were easiest to lift out with fingers.

IT WAS, veterans of economic summitry noted, the kind of idea a French minister would once have floated simply to annoy Gordon Brown.

And as she floated on, the little wild birds sang round her, and on the banks the little wild harebells bowed to her.

The little mermaid floated up to a cloud, and she and her new family flew away.

Solar Integrated Technologies, based in Los Angeles, appeared to have all the right credentials when it floated in May 2004 at 171p a share.

A trading-boat, with a sail of the softened colour of a dead leaf, then glided into his view, floated by him, and died away.

If the yuan freely floated, he said, it would find its natural level and then fluctuate up or down.

The rock beneath my head floated up in the air, as light as a feather.

The initial sweetness floated her in the mid air, but she had to stand on the ground with both feet after all.

She occasionally gets flushed out of the castle with the contents of a toilet and has floated around in the Lake.

To her own surprise, the force of life and hopes of happiness floated to the surface and demanded satisfaction.

Gradually, Arnel felt his consciousness fade, and he floated like a child's balloon into a bright sky.

He floated out and away from the spacecraft. Millions of people listened as he said.

"Um umphoo! " , the baggage was too heavy! There were too many bags! He floated in the air! The other donkeys laughed and laughed at him.

The sun sank down, and in the sky floated a thin, ineffectual moon.

One area where new Web designers may get confused is determining where to put the floated element within the source document.

Go back to when Vista was first introduced and the only bad articles you'll find were in publications not floated by Microsoft.

In everyday conversation, we speak of our traits as though they floated freely in the air: "I am dependable; I am creative; I am punctual. "

As soon as she swallowed the elixir her body floated off the ground, dashed out of the window and flew towards heaven.

Even the late Roh Moo-hyun, a former president who floated the idea of a joint economic bloc with the North, took a cautious approach.

Midges swarmed in the air, and a dragonfly floated over the stream, darting here and there.

A feather floated down on the wind.

It floated cheerfully as a bubble with its long deadly purple filaments trailing a yard behind it in the water.

A spacewalking astronaut accidentally let go of her tool bag after a grease gun inside it burst, and watched as the kit floated away.

He gave a answer that I could not understand, and floated on by.

By the mid-1600s Russians had reached the Sea of Okhotsk, floated down the Amur and passed through the strait dividing Asia from America.

A new method for launching and lightering large structures by using an air floated platform is introduced in the paper.

The colorful balloons were then released , their sheer numbers forming a spectacular sight as they floated upward through the air .

When the company was floated on the stock market, many of her employees opted to become shareholders.

In fact, Golden China has hit on a broader seam of market discrepancies: the value of a share often depends on where the stock is floated.

Japanese officials, among others, have floated the idea of a grain stockpile that might act as a buffer against volatile prices.

Some Chinese officials appeared to have floated that idea in early 2010 in private conversations with their American counterparts.

I think: Why, there is no snow floated, let the wind blow my tears down.

The Hindu compass was an iron fish that floated in a vessel of oil and pointed to the North.

In Soviet Russia, proposals for reforming soes had been floated since the early 1960s.

Liukin paced back and forth as Johnson competed on floor, the final competitor of the day, clapping as her teammate floated high in the air.

Bits of her dress floated down to the bottom but not her shoes?

I quickly hidbehind the reeds on the side and watched as the basket floated up to thePrincess.

Yang Yuying sweet singing an expression of our mother's affection, the moon ship carrying her mother's songs, floated into my cradle.

It has floated the idea of an international currency to replace the dollar, a sign it regards the days of US pre-eminence as numbered.

The boat floated on the water's surface briefly before disappearing into obscurity.

floated into a wet, misty smoke, gentle nourishes the vertical and horizontal terraced rice paddies.

Upon the water the mist floated in a golden veil, spotted with the dancing of a myriad tiny flies.

A few months earlier, Martin had had her moved into a Cambridge nursing home when she now floated dimly on the outer edge of life.

Northern taxpayers would also recoil from the idea of a future "ministry of finance of the union" which Mr Trichet recently floated.

He rose up in the air and floated there, squinting at them.

They practically floated out of the arena, stopping occasionally to pose for pictures and wave to the cheering fans.

It's not nostalgia, Mr. Coakley of SCP corrected when I floated that word. "It's positive, " he said.

Around midday , the fog lifted and puffy clouds floated across the sky .

However, concerns have recently been floated, not least among foreign businesses, that China is now less welcoming of foreign investment.

In such a sentence, in which a hypothesis is floated, the verb is conjugated differently.

The precious kit floated and bumped against the back of her head.

I think of other ages that floated upon the stream of life and love nd death and are forgotten, and I feel the freedom of passing away.

Overhead the chestnut branches were covered with blossom. and beyond that great woolly clouds floated almost motionless in a clear sky.

Because the colors of the blooms are muted, they look wonderful if floated in water in a shallow bowl of any color.

it was dimly lit inside, and the low murmur of many voices and the sound of ice clinking in glasses floated across the street.

As she lay there looking forward to breakfast in bed, the smell of bacon floated up from the kitchen.

Simon picked up the flute and began playing. The clear sweet sound floated out over the trees and down into the misty, early morning valley.

This provision stops short of stricter proposals some European leaders have floated, calling for hedge funds to be regulated like banks.

By contrast, since the summer, smaller deals have struggled to attract funds or have floated at lower prices than hoped, bankers said.

I watched as her perfect body floated like an angel on the stage to get her diploma.

Thoughts began to struggle, floated away of the mellow wine, in the wet road.

Seventy percent of the workforce bought shares when the company was floated on the stock market.

as the door opened and closed, a peculiar aromatic odour floated out.

the tissues rustled up in the draught , floated softly in the air blue scrawls and under the table came to earth.

The first major prefabricated, floated, and sunken tunnel was the Detroit River Tunnel between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.

Once it has been floated, it remains a floating toolbar, unable to dock to the frame window.

Noah's ark floated atop water, a fact which caused Peter to say that Noah was "saved through water. "

Ali, smiling, repeated the sound, grasped the REINS with a firm hand, and spurred his horses, whose beautiful manes floated in the breeze.

The waters rose and increased greatly on the earth, and the ark floated on the surface of the water.

Every now and then fleecy clouds floated across the sky.

Mr Aso has also floated what he says are long-term solutions to the diplomatic controversy over the Yasukuni shrine.

Especially under floated exchange rate system, the fluctuation of exchange rate has a deep impact on import and export of a country.

In the end, she threw her book onto the coffee table, watched it land next to his, and floated away to sleep with him.

A balloon seller lost hold of his wares and they floated majestically into the sky.

Subsequent elements following a floated element will wrap around the floated element.

Half of the workforce bought shares when the company was floated on the stock exchange.

True, this year, he floated the idea of a tax to prepare South Korea's citizens for the possibility of a united Korea.

The price of shares when a company is first floated on the Stock Exchange is called the issue price.

Every now and then clouds floated across the sky .

Help tool windows can be floated, docked and pinned open, or set to auto-hide when not in use, much like tool windows in the IDE.

The first repair wire is staggered with one end of the signal wire, and the first repair wire is electrically floated.

Three years earlier, the Trufresh seafood company floated the idea of selling what you might call zombie-fresh lobsters.

His name has also been floated as a possible chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Politico reported.

The radiance of sunrise, like a strip of voluptuous red gauze headscarf, floated and drifted in indistinct outer space.

A year later it floated and its shares have risen 15-fold.

Four days after the Titanic set out, a very big iceberg floated towards her.

The ant climbed on it at once and floated to the bank.

As Marvin Gaye's voice floated through my room, I tossed into the air a baseball I once caught at a Yankees game.

This led to a horrible smell that floated in the air all around London.

To Tess's drowsy mind, they seemed to be generated by the darkness in which they floated.

I think of other yrs that floated upon the stretcher's of life and love and death and forgotten and I feel the freedom of pbutting away.

The behavior of the clear property is in essence a modification of the rules for positioning a floated element.

Ideally, on completion, the MC should be floated on a lake, pond or pool to test buoyancy and stability before disassembly and packing.

The pigs are believed to have floated to Shanghai from the pig-rearing city of Jiaxing in neighbouring Zhejiang province.

Still later, lumberjacks arrived and the mountains and forests echoed with the buzzing of chain saws, and timber floated down the rivers.

Those businesses that have floated on the market may be mature, or slower-growing, or simply overweight in one sector.

The boat floated rapidly in midstream .

Three out of four peasants of working age have floated to industrial and commercial employment.

Suddenly they floated from the top of the sky downward and at last surrounded the frozen goose.

She floated to the ceiling and could see herself on the bed sleeping with a shiny gold band that surrounded her sleeping body.

The next year promoters floated a wave of commodity offerings; in Shanghai alone, more than 140 stock exchanges sprang up.

Once during the night her sisters came up arm-in-arm, singing sorrowfully, as they floated on the water.

Trenberth floated an ideal past the audience in his native New Zealand accent: Could this be due to global warming?

These may provide the necessary theoretical base for comprehensive utilization of the floated phosphate tailings.

The shrill joy of that whistle floated above all laughter and noise.

A white cloud floated in the sky and mirrored itself in the bosom of the stream.

and it's the same toothbrush after it's been tossed away and floated around in the ocean for a while.

Their feet and bodies moved in harmony with the music, as they floated over the dance floor.

The man, who has not been named, later floated back down to Earth on a parachute which opened automatically.

At one time the company floated the idea of putting deli sandwiches on the menu. The deal killer?

After Sinbad floated several days on the sea, he finally drifted to a rich island.

The quiet villages have been broken by the baby's crying sound, and floated snow accompanied the birth of another little life, that was me.

The rising tide of affluence never floated all boats, but it did turn brick layers into property magnates, small entrepreneurs into tycoons.

A gloved hand -- roughly rendered in tiny polygonal blocks -- floated in front of me.

The idea was floated for an international meeting to be held every few years.

Once an idea has been floated as convincingly as I think it needs to be, I don't want to go on flogging it forever!

Once an idea has been floated as convincingly as I think it needs to be, I don't want to go on flogging it forever!

One idea floated by the government to bridge the gap between planned and actual investment is that of infrastructure-debt funds.

for less-Sung's teeth have to pick out the paper, paper angle between one floated mainly teeth can't pick out the paper.

Japanese team floated cells from mouse embryos in a dish of chemicals that helped form optic cups with early stage retinas.

Down the stream the raft floated, and the poor Scarecrow was left far behind.

Earlier this month, officials floated the idea of reviving George Bush's military commissions to try terrorist suspects.

A balloon floated across the sky.

This bug often appears in multicolumn layouts where the columns are floated but the header section is not.

Since his death, different ideas for Neverland Ranch have been floated by numerous interested parties.

She was stranded for several hours but floated free as the tide rose.

She was stranded for several hours but floated free as the tide rose.

For many minutes the struggle between the light bubble in which they floated, and the swift current , was severe and doubtful.

See CM and confirm what whether the reason and "The leaf of the willow is floated" bae yong joon said by yourself.

But this wise little girl, being only four, floated above pity and shame like a carefree sparrow.

Against these standards, what is one to make of ideas now being floated? Three common ideas need to be put in their place.

In the next weeks government floated as in a void.

The trees were standing straight pointing upright to the sky. White louds floated in the blue air.

Professor McGonagall had returned. One by one, the ghosts floated away through the opposite wall.

Allows multiple control bars to be floated in a single mini-frame window.

Over the years, they've floated a variety of legislative mechanisms to do that.

A second round of funding followed in the autumn and the company floated in April 1996 with fewer than 50 employees.

In the past two years, several big hedge fund managers floated or sold stakes to banks, including Lehman and Morgan Stanley.

In this game, apples are floated in water or hung by a string, and grabbed by the players just using their teeth.

In the distance, bursts of song and laughter floated from time to time in the wind.

The first suggested that cholera multiplied in the air. A cloud of dangerous gas floated around until it found its victim.

subtilis residues no wind, dust stained blue flower, snow floated for the dawn of dream geopolitical situation in stone.

She fairily floated in the air. I chased her in a hurry, afraid to lose my fish.

The black oil floated on to the beaches and made them dirty.

However, great logs of wood are floated down the river from the forests and collected here by timer merchants.

Thoughts of lazy summer afternoons floated through his mind.

Companies floated abroad could list in Shanghai or Shenzhen to take advantage of high valuations.

But new rules floated for industry consideration earlier this month were far more restrictive than previously expected.

He floated in his Mae West for almost three days before he was rescued.

An idea was being floated to use protons and their antimatter equivalents to do just that.

Are they metaphorical (Mary floated across the floor. )?

The budget commissioner, Janusz Lewandowski, has floated such ideas as levies on the financial sector or airline tickets.

You and I have floated here on the stream that brings from the fount.

Faint sounds floated to her ear from afar over the hills.

A sweet smell floated in the air from the coal - scuttle . baby mouse slobbered and waited anxiously.

In a little while his heart and liver floated up, reddening the water.

Romantic visions floated before his eyes.

They floated through good and bad weather on the sea, and in bad weather, the stormy waves were as big as mountains.

Proposals were floated to restrict developers from selling apartments ahead of construction.

The researchers created so-called choice chambers. When the chambers were silent, the larvae floated about, equally distributed.

Soon, other branches leaves still enjoy life, while it, hear the call of autumn, it floated down the.

We're going to nest several floated elements within another containing floated element.

The company will be floated on the stock market next year.

Can you imagine if Los Angeles or Miami had its own currency, which floated independently of the dollar?

But Tewkesbury resident Shelby Powell, whose daughter attends the school, said she understood why the idea had been floated.

The bay where water lilies quietly floated is now a harbor for motor boats.

Everything that floated on the sea was sucked down by the whirlpool.

He waited only thirty seconds after setting up his tripod-mounted Nikon before the cloud floated through the perfect position.

A few hundred metres offshore, French warships floated on guard, and more than 3, 000 police had sealed off the cemetery.

Protesters erected a movie screen and broadcast Rosenberg's final testimony, so that his body and voice floated over the crowd.

With a slight smile the moon hided in a cloud and then floated to the west. She moves continuously and becomes bright and free.

How could I have floated so far off the path I thought I was on?

The first living cell floated upon the waters of the sea.

It intervened in foreign-exchange markets to weaken a currency that had hit its highest level since it was floated in 1985.

I think of the age that floated upon the stream of life and love and death and are forgotten, so I can feel the freedom of passing away.

The voice from the telescreen paused. A trumpet call, clear and beautiful, floated into the stagnant air. The voice continued raspingly.

In the three years before the bank floated in 1999, Goldman partners earned returns on their capital of about 50% each year.

More important is the fact that registered population in the villages remains large, although many people have floated away.

No sooner had she fallen into the water than her baby-clothes spread out and she floated gently down the stream.

The body was floated to shore by the current.

Forty-eight firms expressed an interest in leasing the road, after Governor Ed Rendell floated the idea.

The skier floated down the slope like a bird .

Firstly, we estimate the predicted path for the RMB had China floated on entry to the WTO at the end of 2001.

"Xiaoqiao need it. " Blown by the breeze, the notes of all sizes floated zigzag down the river in a long queue.

Embarrassment floated around me like a dirty cloud of dust.

Again, the spacecraft floated almost silently above the Earth. Communications were few.

Dimly, as figures seen in a waking dream , these ideas floated through Trina's mind.

The analysis may be valuable for the deep research of the liquid floated integrating gyro in the future.

Sometime one would break loose and 10 others followed, all floated down the river away from the jam.

Today isn't the first time such rumors have floated into a wobbly market.

The Senate Finance Committee floated a plan to renew and expand SCHIP using money raised from new tobacco taxes.

The blades of te ceiling fan just above her head floated slowly like wooden clouds.

Another idea was floated: Why not register a DNS entry that pointed the new domain name to the existing server?

Phil's mission in life is to debunk all the bad astronomy that is floated around the world and, in particular, the internet.

Her voice floated out to swell the night's uneasiness.

Piles often floated at sea crab shell, sitting on a rock children, full of joy to get their own souvenirs.