Sentence examples for and drifting in the from inspiring English sources

In "Angels" and "Jesus' Son," it is young Americans drugging and drifting; in the much weaker "Stars at Noon," young drugs-and-drifts meet a chilling, C.I.A.-backed repression in Central America.

By now the most extensive experience of Russian specialists in research of terrestrial planets has been gained with the help of automatic interplanetary stations "Mars", "Venera", "Vega" which had descent modules and drifting in the atmosphere balloons.

As juveniles, the crabs are pelagic, meaning they spend their time swimming and drifting in the water.

A few minutes later, all of Titanics engines were stopped, leaving the ship facing north and drifting in the Labrador Current.

In midstream, where the current was fairly strong, exhaustion and fear finally caught up with him — he had run nearly seven miles — and he became limp and drifted in the water.

A16 Bush Rates Bush The president, setting off on a monthlong vacation in Texas, said enactment of a tax cut and improved prospects for final legislation defining patients' rights had proved he could end "deadlock and drift" in the nation's capital.

Faircloth received a transfer because of a permanent injury to his eyes, to the merchant marine, during which he was torpedoed a few hundred miles off Iceland, and drifted in the North Atlantic for five intense cold days.

We thank the reviewers for this important point and we have now edited the first three paragraphs of the Introduction to clarify the role of selection and drift in the phenomenon of codon usage bias.

If representing a functional locus, it is possible that these low-frequency alleles are slightly deleterious alleles fixed because of founder effect and drift in the ecologically open environments of the volcanically active youngest island.

Peoples come and go, drifting in the mists of time.

Mr. Maltin calculates that the two ships were about 10 miles apart when both stopped and began drifting in the Labrador Current.