Sentence examples for drift as from inspiring English sources

The harvestmen preserve smaller patterns of continental drift, as well as bigger ones.

It is hoped that some day one will drift as far as Europe.

When roads are altered, history tends to drift, as has become evident in another part of the state, the Monmouth Battlefield.

The snow would drift as high as 12 feet and the roads would be horrible, but we'd still have to make our appointed rounds.

Ofotbanen Drift AS, trading as Ofotbanen, was a Norwegian passenger and freight railway company.

Immediately after the bankruptcy, Rail Management established a new company, Ofotbanen Drift AS, to take over the estate in bankruptcy.

For example, while disadvantageous mutations are usually eliminated quickly in large populations, new advantageous mutations are almost as vulnerable to loss through genetic drift as are neutral mutations.

This distribution could reflect genetic drift, as well as the history of enforced relocations and expulsion of moriscos.

This "drift," as experts call it, rendered this season's vaccine far less effective than initially expected.

This "drift", as experts call it, rendered the current vaccine far less effective than initially expected.

Throughout our conversation there's a kind of free-associative drift, as one thing tumbles into another.