Sentence examples for drift also from inspiring English sources

There's a more rudimentary backpackers' lodge up the beach, Mango Drift, also operated by Kaya Mawa.

The Drift also has a G.P.S. chip to create Buddy Beacons, letting you keep tabs on friends.

A sense of time-loosed drift also saturates Ligeti's "Drei Phantasien," a cappella settings of selected lines from three Friedrich Hölderlin poems composed in 1982.

Genetic drift, also called genetic sampling error or Sewall Wright effect, a change in the gene pool of a small population that takes place strictly by chance.

Another part flows eastward toward Spain and Portugal, while the remaining water flows northeastward as the North Atlantic Drift (also called the North Atlantic Current) into the northernmost regions of the North Atlantic Ocean between Scotland and Iceland.

In Antarctica the large-scale sea circulation is dominated by westward motion along the coast and eastward motion farther offshore in the West Wind Drift (also known as the Antarctic Circumpolar Current).

In 2006, three Mexicans made international headlines when they were discovered drifting, also in a small fibreglass boat near the Marshall Islands.

In 2006, three Mexicans made international headlines when they were discovered drifting, also in a small fibreglass boat near the Marshall Islands, nine months after setting out on a shark-fishing expedition.

Mission drift is also inevitable.

This Atlantic drift has also meant its barmitzvahtisation.

The flick and the drift may also be accompanied with a slight tap with the whip to help with the timing.