Sentence examples for drifting that from inspiring English sources
A blizzard warning was also in effect for much of central Minnesota, with the weather service warning of considerable blowing snow and drifting that could reduce visibility to less than a quarter of a mile in open areas.
I'm not a fan of devices that are all touchscreen (they're problematic), but the industry seems to be drifting that way.
By conducting DIF analysis across survey years it is possible to assess whether items are drifting, that is, to test if items relate consistently to the construct across time.
One result on the radio dial is the rise of formats like Jack FM that seemingly mimic a middle-aged man's iPod in shuffle mode: a restless drifting that nevertheless stays within defined taste limits.
No wonder Americans feel that the war on terrorism is drifting, that the energetic resolve following Sept. 11 is dissipating.
He spoke earlier in the summer about employing more variety in his game, although on the US hard courts it has often appeared more like the "drifting" that Cahill describes.
Lying on your back will be pretty uncomfortable, so you won't be tempted to drift that way in your slumber!
Don't go too fast, it's hard to drift that way.
There was so much style drift that they couldn't tell.
But we're drifting from that most basic right — to not be killed for food.
