Sentence examples for are drifting out from inspiring English sources
But his people are drifting out of his secularist orbit.
In London, all minority groups are drifting out of the inner city.
Americans are drifting out of the grip of institutionalized religion, just as they are drifting from institutional authority in general.
Health-care providers, for example, are drifting out of city centres to serve suburbia's increasingly aged residents.Suburbs generally have cheaper land, newer offices and less crime than city centres.
The sedan also carries an arsenal of driving technology, including electric-motor steering assist that can also warn drivers with a mild steering wheel shake if they are drifting out of their lane.
If Labour/Lib Dem relations are drifting out of the deep hatred zone (as Andrew Rawnsley argued in an interesting column recently), Nick Clegg's response to the Leveson report was probably more important in this regard.
Then he was drifting out to collect and hit those fantastic diagonal balls and, most importantly, he was getting in the box as well.
On a map, Barbados looks as if it is drifting out into the open Atlantic, which is exactly what makes Soup Bowl ideal.
"This horse runs so well on the outside, but when the leaders were drifting out, I had to take him inside to save ground," said the winning rider, Robbie Davis.
"Big Brown has run only once on the turf and, though he won that race impressively, he's been running against straight 3-year-olds and has been drifting out in the lane in his races.
