Sentence examples for drift out with from inspiring English sources

As the guys cast into the white water, he would let the boat drift out with the current, powering back in every so often but staying on the safe side of the breakers.

Because of the technical variables, the video of the dancers would drift out of sync with the music and vocals.

In the absence of light, rhythms in single cells continue, but drift out of phase with respect to the other cells, leading to an apparent dampening of the rhythm of the entire culture.

I could not have anticipated the eerie sensation of watching my letter drift out of sight, corresponding with people in an unseeable future.

It is easy to drift out of Paradiso half-expecting someone to confront you with a cypher on the subway.

But you can drift out of friendship.

Public control will drift out of the picture.

There's no zooming or image stabilization, and the sound often drifts out of sync with the picture.

Having drifted out of touch with complicit intermediaries, he came into his own as a con man, tricking innocents into bringing his goods to market.

Gore learned this when his father drifted out of touch with his constituents -- undermining his ability to reconcile them to his antiwar position -- and lost his bid for re-election to the Senate in 1970.

By the end of the 60's, the ancient studio system, which had weathered the Second World War, antitrust litigation, McCarthy-era witch hunts and the rise of television, had at last reached a stage of terminal exhaustion, and the movies seemed, perhaps for the first time in their history, to be drifting out of touch with the rest of the culture.