Sentence examples for been a drift of from inspiring English sources

There has been a drift of big art stars out their old London stamping grounds: Sarah Lucas is in Suffolk, Damien Hirst has a pile in Gloucestershire.

Officials in charge of food distribution say there has been a drift of displaced people from Shabab districts to government areas, boosting commerce.Transport has improved, too.

There had been a concern that, in extreme cases where a double body had its secondary component in a highly eccentric orbit, there could have been a drift of the barycenter in and out of the primary body, leading to a shift in the classification of the secondary body between satellite and planet depending on where the system was in its orbit.

And: "There was a drift of perfume over the mould, that same taste of women's scent settling on her tongue.

There is a drift of power to London, and the start of the decline in regional production, including Granada's famous base in Manchester.

The consequence may be a drift of seconds per day, accumulating significant errors over time.

There has been a rising drift of application of ANNs in water resources and hydrologic modeling.

The main part of the RILAC2 is a drift tube linac that consists of three newly designed cavities.

There was a drift in the baseline of the SHR strain.

Thus, it appeared as though there was a "drift" in the time clocks of one or both of the AMs.

The dominant change is a westward drift of the azimuth of the dipole but at a rate much slower (0.08° per year) than the non-dipole component.