Sentence examples for drift on the from inspiring English sources

Main scenarios were replicated 100 times, so as to account for the effects of drift on the precision of estimators and to allow comparison with standard ones for constant population size.

He is from Iceland, where reindeer wander the tundra and icebergs drift on the horizon.

Snow accumulated in a small drift on the bill of Raiders Coach Jon Gruden's visor.

They blow about in the streets and drift on the tide and cling to thornbushes.

What care we? let him go! let the snow shroud the lea, Let it drift on the heather!

The later Green years were characterised by drift on the shop floor, which proved to be lethal when it became coupled to unmanageable pension debt.

If you burn the leaves and the temperature is too low they may drift on the smoke and drop across the garden.

But his passion was for the battlefields of KwaZulu-Natal, an interest born of hikes with his father near the family holiday home at Fugitive's Drift, on the edge of the Buffalo river.

That's because the side that can offer the most persuasive and appealing account of what is happening will hold onto the public's assent even as facts drift on the surface of daily events.

When it's all added up, says the man who was lost at sea for more than 100 days, it is easier to drift on the ocean than shuffle along on the streets of Los Angeles's skid row.

All of France is considered to be under the effect of oceanic influences, moderated by the North Atlantic Drift on the west and the Mediterranean Sea on the south.