Sentence examples for be drifting to from inspiring English sources

But the momentum was lost and the game appeared to be drifting to a close until Benzema's goal set up a dramatic finish.

He added, "You cannot be the fastest-growing state in the nation for African-American population and be drifting to become a massively Republican red state".

Later a Fox executive called CBS to apologize for inadvertently denting the award ratings, saying the intention was only to pick up some of the male viewers known to be drifting to cable out of disinterest in the Emmy show.

For the first time, the moving average compiled by Real Clear Politics, a website, now shows both Mr Romney and Mrs Clinton dislodged from the Iowa top spots (see chart).In response, Mrs Clinton seems to be drifting to the left.

As his Conservative Party gathers for its annual conference next week, Mr Cameron can celebrate some successes: a credit rating that is the envy of his European neighbours, a successful half-war in Libya, a surprisingly sturdy governing coalition between the Tories and the Liberal Democrats, even the fact that the Labour opposition seems to be drifting to the unelectable left (see article).

It might feel slightly implausible now, at a time when Ryan Giggs seems to be drifting to the edges of the game, but if it had gone to a poll last season among Manchester United players about who they wanted to replace Louis van Gaal, a manager they found both bewildering and impenetrable, the majority of votes would not actually have been for José Mourinho.

THE British are drifting to the right.

Xavi Hernández is drifting to the end in Qatar.

Britain is drifting to the exit door of the European Union".

The Russian literary community was drifting to Paris.

We're drifting to that side of the Atlantic".