You drift between earth and death which seem, finally, strangely alike.
We even got to drift between the legs of a giant.
The story, such as it is, traces Armelle's drift between the real world and the memory world, and her possible entry into an unearthly realm.
Suddenly, the plane seemed to fill with clouds, as if clouds were made of a dense white mist that could drift between airplane seats.
Bikers drift between little towns like Blair and Whitehall, cranking 30 or more miles in a morning then stopping for lunch at a cafe.
He received no professional help and was left to drift between prison, homelessness, alcoholism, using drugs and managing only tenuous, readily broken relationships.
Walkabout finds an emotional centre when the kids meet an Aboriginal Australian (Gulpilil) who helps them find water and joins them as they drift between sun-parched settings.
It uses the set design and musical score from the original production, and it indelibly portrays Willy's drift between present and past, between reality and memory and fantasy.
In this town there are two guys, Dave and John, traditional slackers, and they encounter this drug that allows users to drift between dimensions.
Richard Dormer's writing, in English and Irish, is spare and poetic, and credibly describes the extreme mental state of the couple as they drift between anxious exchanges of information and flights of memory.
For the next several months, Johnny would drift between his old life underground and his new one above it, struggling the way a man freed from prison must readjust to society.
