Sentences with phrase «almost levitated»

Dawkins, at the far end of the table, almost levitated out of his seat with indignation.

They hang chronologically in a single gallery that, like the Pace show, almost levitates.

The rich painted walls and textured red rug make the bright white of this upholstered bed almost levitate off the ground.

Not exact matches

After skewering the proposed system («one of the most expensive per mile and one of the slowest in the world»), Musk issued an open - source design challenge: a 28 - passenger solar - powered pod capable of levitating through a system of tubes almost at the speed of sound, with a one - way ticket price of $ 20 and a total building cost estimated at $ 6 billion, less than a tenth of the budget for California's high - speed rail project.

I was levitating with pain by the time I reached the hospital, and my son was born within an hour of getting there... The second baby comes so easily, it * almost * makes you want a third (gulp.)

The report says: «One suggested application is a conception of the «First Earth Battalion,» made up of «warrior monks,» who will have mastered almost all the techniques under consideration by the committee, including the use of ESP, leaving their bodies at will, levitating, psychic healing, and walking through walls.»

«It almost feels like you're levitating,» Birch says.

It almost looks like he is levitating briefly at the peak point.

From the right angle, it almost seems to levitate — an unexpectedly soothing sight.

At the heart of All too Human are the grimacing, contorted figures of Francis Bacon and the scrupulously observed subjects of Lucian Freud, with the two coming together in a rarely seen Bacon portrait of Freud of 1964, which seems almost to levitate with pent - up energy.

A vertical painting almost 6 feet tall in which sour yellows and greens predominate, it betokens Rothko's transition from an early style full of Surrealist curlicues cavorting on tinted grounds to his signature abstract manner of levitating soft - edged bars of color within fields of contrasting hue.