Sentence examples for backward drift from inspiring English sources

White writes about young people, and about older people's backward drift to their younger selves, with wit and supreme humanity.

Now she takes command of her music (those handclaps); now she surrenders to it (those backward drifts on point).

Another little dinked cross from the right by Moutinho, but Ronaldo's header, as he falls backward, drifts past the post.

Warming to the question of what it means to read a poem backward, I drifted through Aiken's anthology and finally stopped on the narrow banks of Robert Frost's "Hyla Brook".

He steps into his bindings, the skis drift backward a few inches, and — "Whoa!" — our man goes backward over the precipice.

He could drift backward – it had happened before.

We began to drift backward, revisiting one marker after another.

It is essential to drift backward no further by making the execution a public spectacle.

This is about the very soul of America, which way forward will we choose, or do we remain stuck, or do we continue to drift backward?

Since then his interests have drifted backward in time.

He called for the ball, but took his eye off it as Robinson Cano drifted backward.