Sentence examples for drifted from a from inspiring English sources

But, on "Swim," from 2010, Snaith drifted from a percussive but gently melodic style to something closer to dance music.

In the case of SEC where the decision was to determine if the process drifted from a specified target then the appropriate error measure is the standard deviation.

The question this raises, then, is pressing: Have hacking and hacktivism drifted from a mode of resistance to merely a technology, a weapon?

Carson's critics often portray him as a man who has drifted from a background in science in order to pursue a presidential bid.

Mark Walport, Britain's chief scientific adviser, wrote recently that in Europe the precautionary principle has drifted from "a holding position pending further evidence to what is now effectively a stop sign".

Mr Cameron thinks multiculturalism has drifted from a tolerance of other cultures towards a tolerance of other value systems, some of them hostile to Britain.That stress on values raises some daunting problems.

As they drifted from an area plentiful in fish, to an 'oceanic desert', they thought they'd die of starvation or thirst.

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He drifted from an erratic home life in which his father worked around the clock and his mother had criminal trouble.

Before a recent meet in Hanover, Bob Marley music was drifting from a stereo, and jumpers were mingling and eating pizza.

Abu Hamdan's Foley sounds dripping water; music drifting from a radio; the percussive, resonant sounds of cells being shut and locked serve as a chilling soundtrack.