Sentence examples for about to drift from inspiring English sources

Now, aping the success of darts, which Hearn's alchemy has transformed into a runaway TV hit over the past 10 years, the snooker players have walk-on music and nicknames, and just as you are about to drift into a satisfying reverie, the announcer Rob Walker is screaming: "Let's get the boys on the baize".

My husband Guy is checking the day's news on his phone while I am about to drift off… HONEY!

Just about to drift off as car alarm goes off.

A giant Antarctic iceberg has broken free of the continent and could be about to drift into busy international shipping lanes, a team of British scientists has warned.

The expressions on their faces suggest they are about to drift happily off to sleep as Penny, the masseuse, continues her slow, rhythmic strokes.

In his 60s, Jep is content with his life and about to drift blearily off into mortality's shade when he is electrified by an unexpected event.

"The white church can choose whether it wants to preserve its power but risk relevancy―as the issues they care about begin to drift from the mainstream conversation, as their numbers dwindle," she said.

For a date – a date – they're both flown to South Africa; Sam for a safari and Lisa to drift about in a hot air balloon.

Former Inverness forward Roberts likes to drift about in the final third for Falkirk and he surged past Lawrie Ellis on the left to deliver for Loy, who connected but sent his shot wide of the post.

For us, everything the students do is a about progression; nobody is allowed to drift away.

"You would normally expect over a long weekend for sleep patterns to drift about half an hour later," she said.