Sentence examples for drifting forward from from inspiring English sources

"Where it has cost me some acceptance, in some circles, it also in my own soul has made me strong -- and has caused me to have a national following of people who say, 'He will stand up for what he believes and he will not sell us out,' " Sharpton said, his voice drifting forward from the shadows in the darkened back corner of the limousine.

Most of the stories drift forward from the time of Hitler's coming to power in 1933 to the total destruction wrought by the Final Solution, but even this chronology is not strict.

The grand mean across all the observers and trials revealed a general tendency for the perceived AV synchrony to drift forward from the initial position, which is earlier than the position of physical synchrony.

Ventura has tried subtle changes in his stance and in the way he holds his bat in an effort to maintain balance at the plate, to keep from drifting forward in the batter's box.

But when they disappeared gently below the surface we kept drifting forward.

The ball ballooned miles into the air, straight up, but instead of dropping back into the lake, it somehow drifted forward onto the very front portion of the green, and stopped five feet from the hole.

All of Diyarbakir, it seemed, except the church, drifted forward in time.

We simply drifted forward, moved along by the momentum of a thing done because it had always been done.

Do not allow the dumbbells to drift forward.

"After six years of drifting slowly forward towards energy from the Severn, it is warming up," said Mr Woodham.

Smoke deflectors were fitted to the whole class from 1933 to prevent drifting smoke from obscuring forward vision.