Sentence examples for drifted under from inspiring English sources

A spotted eagle ray drifted under the boat and I snorkeled with trumpetfish.

As Walt yammered on, his wife stepped into their pool and drifted under, her hair spreading.

Not for the first time he drifted under the Dettori drive.

As the government has drifted under Mr. Wahid's erratic leadership, political turmoil, separatist insurgencies and outbreaks of violence have grown.

Kype coughed and fanned the air as some of the powdery remains of his grandfather drifted under his nose and blew into the street.

The world knows about Luis Suárez but, as a lower division journeyman, Labadie's transgressions have largely drifted under the radar, even if there have been headlines about Labadie The Baddie and the League Two Suárez.

The book concerns her older brother, Michael, who in adulthood fell into drugs and, finally, drifting under false identities.

The smell of the cake baking was in the air; balloons were drifting under the dining-room table.

Her habit of drifting under the whip could be costly on a track like this, but her edge in class may spare her jockey that hazard.

On 10 July 1969, the Royal Mail vessel Picardy, steaming through the mid-Atlantic towards the Caribbean, encountered a yacht, drifting under a single sail, like the Marie Celeste.

Saudi Arabia, by contrast, has been drifting under an ailing king, trying to buy a different perception of itself with better advertising rather than with deeper reform.