Sentence examples for drifting to a from inspiring English sources

But the momentum was lost and the game appeared to be drifting to a close until Benzema's goal set up a dramatic finish.

His eyes keep drifting to a poster for Maps to the Stars that has been propped up behind me – the film being sold to the leverage.

TAMPA, Fla .— Freddy Garcia dipped into his memory bank the other morning, his mind drifting to a Seattle special of an afternoon, cool and overcast, during the 2001 playoffs, when he was the 25-year-old ace of the Mariners.

As I watched, my mind kept drifting to a different British-made six-episode series, "Happy Valley," which haunted me for months after I watched it, particularly a final sequence that was more unsettling than many entire shows.

"I felt we were drifting to a place in the US [where] we'd have a lot fewer civil liberties and no real effective protection," Thiel said at the time.

Leader after leader has been mentioned as the next president of Cuba but now, with the Castro era drifting to a close, all the attention is focused on Mr. Díaz-Canel, who has been thrust into what experts describe as the most scrutinized leadership role in the country since Fidel Castro took power in 1959.

Uncle Brick, a gently charismatic Keir Dullea, was drinking again and drifting to an altitude not understood by children.

While we spoke, their attention kept drifting to an unexpected distraction: a small black-and-white TV tuned to the N.F.L. game between the Washington Redskins and the Dallas Cowboys.

Abel Kirui is a two-time world champion, but he drifted to a distant sixth Sunday.

His thoughts drifted to a used ocean liner that he has been planning to buy.

Gordon separated from Moore in 2011, and Sonic Youth have drifted to a halt.