Sentence examples for drift growing from inspiring English sources

Within herself, she began to drift, growing listless and withdrawn.

Still, the sense of drift grew.

He argued that the government was "drifting, growing almost monthly weaker and more diffuse".

The odds of Balcombe being developed before anywhere else continue to drift as the protest movement grows".

It had followed a period of drift and growing tension, marked by strikes, assassinations, riots and intrigues between Communists, Muslim Brothers and the king.

Mr. Gould's memo, written in May, said: "The government has been drifting and growing almost monthly weaker and more diffuse.

Drift roses grow on their own roots, Drift roses grow on their own roots, rather than being grafted onto root stock like many hybrid roses.

Problems drift and grow out of proportion because people never have conversations about them.

Planulae exhibit positive phototaxis, swimming towards light to reach surface waters, where they drift and grow before descending to seek a hard surface to which they can attach and begin a new colony.

Vatican officials said that he had chosen the Czech Republic for a mission central to his papacy: fomenting a continentwide spiritual revolt against what Benedict labeled Saturday as "atheist ideology," "hedonistic consumerism" and "a growing drift toward ethical and cultural relativism".

There is no moral case for gay marriage, and making that our stance will protect us from the growing drift into a culture that is already awash in immorality.