In one spot, near a lake, the road was blocked by a drift of rotten snow.
He also pledged to bring in "watertight" guarantees to prevent a "drift" of data.
Miller, sixty, wore a black baseball hat and a drift of white stubble.
And: "There was a drift of perfume over the mould, that same taste of women's scent settling on her tongue.
The biggest hit one evening was the very tangy lemon tart, a thin wedge under a drift of whipped cream.
Pastas and polentas arrive with a tall mound of shaved cheese, like a drift of fresh powdery snow.
But this time they were indeterminate shapes — a drift of fabric as vague as sand blowing in the wind.
The first is a shoulder steak, simply served with compound butter and a drift of lime zest and mint chiffonade.
Looking towards the first limousine, she saw what looked like "a drift of pink blossom" on the back seat.
Here's a bulging horizon, a drift of wispy clouds, three blurs flitting across the sky where, one supposes, birds once flew.
Finally, after six months and a drift of 1,500 miles, the hollow-eyed group was rescued by a sealer off Grady Harbor, Labrador, on April 30 , 1873
