Another drifted off to Europe.
As we pulled out of Stonington's picturesque harbor, one small island after another drifted by, each covered in the dark spruce forests and granite ledges so distinctive of Down East Maine.
It's safe to say that anyone who has followed this case has, at one point or another, drifted off into imagining Etan kidnapped but still alive, maybe no longer remembering his real name or his birthday or realizing that, this October, he would be forty years old.
A white sheet with a blood red imprint of a body flutters on the overgrown hedges of Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof, while the wailing reverberations of a bellowing cello and the heart-wrenching sounds of crying, layered on top of one another, drift from several portable speakers.
"One generation after another is drifting away from anything Jewish," he said.
The economy collapsed again in the 1980s amid the energy crisis, with bank closures and another generation drifting away.
Another seafarer, drifting off course, had sighted land to the west, and Ericson went to see for himself.
Gallinari spent another night drifting in and out of the offense while his shot simply drifted from the basket in a 93-85 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers at Madison Square Garden.
If words were balloons, these words were floating up to bounce against the ceiling of the windowless fluorescent-lit lecture hall, colliding with one another and drifting about, stupidly.
An abandoned cruise ship filled with rats feasting on one another and drifting ominously towards the UK has been troubling Brits this week, threatening some sort of D Day-esque landing where the vermin reach the shore and enslave the human race.
