Sentence examples for drifting over from from inspiring English sources

Unemployment is still high, and so is anxiety, about everything from housing prices to radioactive clouds drifting over from Japan.

Nonetheless, I found the tasting an encouraging sign that California chardonnays are drifting over from the dark side.

After a while I heard his voice drifting over from another section, and he had transposed his riff down exactly one step.

Indeed, as a fairly frequent restaurantgoer, I cannot think of a single instance of dinner being ruined by smoke drifting over from the bar.

A 1,000 mile band of hot air, drifting over from Africa, is reported to be responsible for the 4-day long warm spell set to hit the UK from Monday.

Some fruit and vegetable growers and canners have been concerned that their crops would be damaged by 2,4-D or dicamba drifting over from nearby corn or soybean farms.

Others drifted over from the George Washington Houses.

The smell of manure drifted over from the pen.

The word lately for despair in Wales is "cwmwl," (pronounced COOM-ool), which means cloud, the nuclear cloud that drifted over from the Chernobyl disaster.

Many Jewish radicals drifted over from the nearby Lower East Side with its own lively cultural scene and commingled with the Village bohemians.

The barn would stay cool, even up in the garret, and the smell of cut grass would drift over from the Niedermyers' fields.