(1) The Treasury borrowed ￡40 billion, just to stay afloat.

(2) The inheritance kept them afloat for years.

(3) How long did you spend afloat?

(4) She spent seven days afloat on a raft.

(5) The children set their new boat afloat on the lake.

(6) Several of the lifeboats were still afloat a month after being cast adrift .

(7) I had to battle hard just to stay afloat.

(8) They made a raft and set it afloat.

(9) Many small businesses are struggling to stay/keep afloat.

(10) The ancients conceived the earth as afloat in water.

(11) She was trying desperately to stay afloat.

(12) There's a story afloat that he'll resign.

(13) It was one of the largest vessels afloat.

(14) The ship was listing badly but still kept afloat.

(15) The firm managed to stay afloat during the recession.

(16) Rumors of a revolt were afloat.

(17) He kept the business afloat.

(18) The lower deck is afloat.

(19) Somehow we kept the boat afloat.

(20) Somehow we kept the ship afloat.

(21) The boat is afloat.

(22) They are borrowing just to stay afloat, not for investment.

(23) Hurling his arms and legs about wildly,he kept afloat but wasted much effort.

(24) He is struggling to keep afloat after a series of emotional and health problems.

(25) The boat stuck on a sandbank but we soon got it afloat again.

(26) They talked modestly of their valiant efforts to keep the tanker afloat.

(27) He clung tightly to the raft to keep himself afloat.

(28) They had to sell their assets to keep the business afloat.

(29) He could not swim and only a life jacket kept him afloat.

(30) Hurling his arms and legs around wildly, he kept afloat but wasted much effort.

(1) The Treasury borrowed ￡40 billion, just to stay afloat.

(2) How long did you spend afloat?

(3) She spent seven days afloat on a raft.

(4) The children set their new boat afloat on the lake.

(5) They talked modestly of their valiant efforts to keep the tanker afloat.

(6) Several of the lifeboats were still afloat a month after being cast adrift .

(7) They made a raft and set it afloat.

(8) Rumors of a revolt were afloat.

(9) He kept the business afloat.

(10) The lower deck is afloat.

(11) He clung tightly to the raft to keep himself afloat.

(12) The boat is afloat.

(13) They had to sell their assets to keep the business afloat.

(14) He is struggling to keep afloat after a series of emotional and health problems.

(15) Hurling his arms and legs around wildly, he kept afloat but wasted much effort.

(16) His business is facing difficulties, but it is staying afloat.

(31) His business is facing difficulties, but it is staying afloat.

(32) They will have to borrow £10 million next year, just to stay afloat.

(33) We kept her afloat for a couple of hours by bailing frantically.

(34) He managed to keep/stay afloat by holding on to the side of the boat.

(35) The Normandie, due on May 18, promises luxury afloat.

(36) Originally designed as freight ships, these may not be the most glamorous vessels afloat, but are pleasantly spacious.

(37) A Thames barge has no keel and is afloat in the first few inches of shoal water.

(38) Often, the government would do better just to pay displaced workers to stay home rather than artificially keep the business afloat.

(39) And because dense bones tend to sink, black swimmers need to work much harder and expend more energy to keep afloat.

(40) Stress is high, but in all likelihood, enough things are going well to keep you afloat for now.

(41) It would have been everything just to keep her steady, facing that way, just to stay afloat.

(42) She used legal skills and political clout to keep the wayward thrift afloat.

(43) She knew that in between Formula One obligations he had, amazingly, managed to keep his construction interests afloat.

(44) Finally, Fellowship Afloat are looking for a new chief sailing instructor.

(45) Much refreshed, and afloat in the deep tranquillity of calm after storm, Rainbow returns to her aunt's hotel.

(46) All creatures that live in the plankton have to devise means of staying afloat.

(47) The Chattahoochee was too shallow to keep barges afloat in the navigable waterway south of Atlanta.

(48) In the hall light,[] he had the odd notion that the Commander was afloat on a full and soundless tide.

(49) There was no case of leakage and several of the boats were still afloat month after being cast adrift.

(50) So the federal government must make a special effort to keep AIDS vaccine research afloat, Gallo said.

(51) At 14 stories high and three football fields in length, it is the biggest passenger ship afloat.

(52) Our plans are afloat.

(53) That evening I was all right - Joanna would be afloat in the late afternoon, and I could get away before dark.

(54) Those in the water tried to hold on to the boats that were still afloat.

(55) Relentless international touring was to keep the company afloat financially for three years.

(56) With careful management and unadventurous policies the Crown could, however, keep afloat.

(57) In spite of my warnings about leaving the boat where it would stay afloat, the inevitable had happened and he was stranded.

(58) Vessels could now lie afloat throughout their stay in port.

(59) Now it is pleading with the banks to reschedule ￡250m of borrowings to keep the company afloat.

(60) When Chola got up in the morning the hut was like a dark capsule afloat in mist.

(61) When he swings into action on the water, Kerton is one of the fastest men afloat.

(62) Moreover, the complexities of trademark law are overwhelming the unworldly academics who keep the Internet afloat.

(63) We are not paying any taxes and keep afloat only with the help of barter deals.

(64) The swimsuits and trunks have attached foam shoulders to help keep kids afloat.

(65) It was near low water now, and I had to get the dinghy afloat.

(66) I moved my hands and feet slightly to stay afloat.

(67) Hereford lived dangerously but by half time were still managing to keep afloat.

(68) Chandra Shekhar's efforts at keeping his minority government afloat ended in March 1991.

(69) A rival company has set afloat a new credIt'scheme.

(70) The main deck was afloat ( or awash ).

(71) He kept afloat by treading water.

(72) Most companies usually take out loans and financial plans to stay afloat.

(73) Charterers guarantee vsl can safely get and always afloat at any time of tide.

(74) These weird and wonderful snails live a bizarre upside-down life staying afloat in water by forever blowing bubbles.

(75) Johnston jumped in and kept her afloat until a boat reached them.

(76) The buyer shall provide one or two safe berths, which are always accessible at one safe port at the discharge port at which vessels arranged by the seller can always lie safely afloat.

(76) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(77) More promisingly, by the week's close you're entertaining ideas and offers so new and exciting you wonder why you've been struggling to keep those past arrangements afloat.

(78) It's propelled by hopping up and down like a pogo stick with both feet together on a footboard, and kept afloat on a centrally-placed wing once the correct speed is achieved.

(79) Now, Abidjan, afloat on watery lagoons, is parched, its citizenry athirst yet fearful of stepping out into the streets, where bodies lie uncollected and the smell of death emanates.

(80) Three hours is a long time to try to stay afloat in these conditions.

(81) The Buyer to provide one good and safe berth for discharging, which is available on vessels arrival, always accessible, where the vessel can safely berth alongside and lie always afloat.

(82) Due to special features of workboat, their afloat condition adjustment is very important.

(83) To be plunged in this state, at the age of 17, into the midst of the social sea of England would have justified considerable misgiving as to my being able to keep afloat.

(84) Other papers are laying off reporters and editors, dismantling foreign and statehouse bureaus or literally shrinking the size of their publications to stay afloat.

(85) The sailors were bailing all of the heavy barrels to keep the ship afloat.

(86) The Orpheum Wiener House stayed afloat all through the Great Depression.

(87) So near there to as she may safely get and lie always afloat.

(88) Among people, ambiguity in sexuality and indefinable emotions, cause them to drift afloat endlessly.

(89) That, he said, could kick-start bank lending and bolster bank balance sheets once the ECB withdraws the programs it has deployed to keep the financial sector afloat.

(90) The buoy is kept afloat in its vertical position based on afloat gill net and afloat bacon principle.

(91) You'll never keep afloat if you keep throwing your arms and legs about like that; you have to make the proper swimming stroke.

(92) In the end, the ambitious pic is kept afloat by Zhou's engagingly winsome perf as Baober, a role arguably no other actress could have pulled off.

(93) The fisherman was bailing out the water to keep his boat afloat.

(94) While water can keep a boat afloat, it can also overturn it.

(95) Body: The body is kept afloat by a material called syntactic foam, which consists of billions of tiny air-filled glass spheres embedded in an epoxy resin, like hardened Styrofoam.

(96) Most countries avoid the legislation of stock afloat transaction with intention on account of its specific characteristic.

(97) According to Naomi Fink of the banking arm of MUFG, much of the liquidity available is in the form of inter-company loans, meaning that big firms keep their suppliers afloat.

(98) A number of efforts were being made to keep the company afloat.

(99) We have to get out of the red, if we want to stay afloat.

(100) According to the Book of Exodus, he was born in Egypt to Hebrew parents, who set him afloat on the Nile in a reed basket to save him from an edict calling for the death of all newborn Hebrew males.

(101) But the question we really should be asking is: why keep insolvent banks afloat?

(102) A single air group, whether afloat or land based, can now deliver to any reachable target a destructive cargo exceeding in power all the bombs that fell on Britain in all of World War II.

(103) This one is probably debatable by many project managers who currently have a detailed schedule but still find themselves struggling each day just to stay afloat.

(104) Theirs was the only boat afloat on this endless expanse of water like rippling quicksilver.

(105) "How do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat, " the president said, adding that the insurer is in financial straits because of "recklessness and greed.