Sentence examples for drifter to from inspiring English sources

You may also momentarily consider blowing a drifter to get you out of said wet suit.

After seeing a picture of Father Christmas in a shop window, the kid becomes convinced that a passing swagman with a big white beard is the real Father Christmas, and pins his hopes on the drifter to save the holiday.

Transformational festivals seem to attract an eclectic variety of people that's paradoxically both predictable and unpredictable, everyone from the clichéd barefoot, crunchy-granola drifter to the heiress who gets dropped off at the gates in a limo, her bags carried for her to her full glamping accommodations.

Singer-songwriter Willy Vlautin continues to play the nostalgic drifter to a melodramatic tee.

Telling the story behind the song "Forever in Blue Jeans," Mr. Ferrell's Diamond says, "I killed a drifter to get an erection".

On it, over creeping, languorous soul, he details the steps that led him from occasional homeless drifter to idiosyncratic savior of New York rap classicism, opening with a devastating portrait of his early years: When I was sleeping on the train Sleeping on Meserole Ave.

For others he was a braggart, a drifter ready to believe the gossip of ports and bazaars, a man with little culture, scant imagination, and a total lack of humour.

You, too?" The drifter turned to her with a dazed look, "I hate this place so much," he said, then dropped the machete from his limp hand and walked into the darkness.

An investigative journalist digs deeper into the seemingly open-and-shut case and masquerades as a malcontented loser-drifter to get "inside" the Parallax Corporation.

A former legislator who recruited several drifters to run for office as Green Party candidates has canceled his own run for the State House.

The Drifters were actually two groups one built around lead singer Clyde McPhatter, the other an entirely different group that took the name Drifters, to which manager George Treadwell held the copyright, after he dismissed the original contingent.