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The phrase 'conversation has drifted' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe when a conversation has gone off-topic and moved to another subject. For example: "We started talking about the new movie, but the conversation has drifted to the food at the theater."
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My prepared questions were just a starting point and the conversation has drifted off, looped back on itself and crossed to the same from a different direction.
And so, the conversation has drifted towards executive action.
That such a straight forward statement from Ashcroft, who now sounds like a voice of reason, is at odds with his party's loudest critics indicates just how far the political conversation has drifted in the past several years.
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MIAMI has drifted south.
As a result, advertising has drifted.
"Instead it has drifted into personal attacks.
"In the United States, government has drifted.
Detective Suarez asked if he could have a private conversation with Dakotah, whose focus had drifted; he was shaking his wrists, blowing on the skin where the handcuffs had been.
They had heard the statue called Our Lady of Tears as well as Our Lady of the Wayside and the Sacred Virgin of Pouldearg by a man in a Dublin public house with whom they had drifted into conversation.
'We've drifted apart.
Lefty Gomez and Ethan Allen have drifted into radio.
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