Sentence examples for drifts about from inspiring English sources
Other oddballs include a tottering redhead who seems to be waiting or looking for something; a spectral female in pale nightie who drifts about, echoing the gestures of others, as if trying to make sense of them (this was to have been Bausch herself, but she was indisposed on opening night).
Quentin goes to an art museum & drifts about the Bellini paintings.
"Ostensibly, the narrative drifts about in a hazy, at times even slightly gaga, sort of way.
Bob Starkey (@Starkey_Bob) Snow drifts about 4'-5' in Winfield, Indiana.
She drifts about in whorish garments and trinkets from Egypt, and states in passing that she's bisexual, though it's never mentioned again.
Anoushka drifts about between her photographic studio and the main house; their daughters Kaya and India are chivvied along and generally entertained by members of Nida's family.
Most drifted about or moved slowly, often gently colliding.
You drift about, looking this way and that, waiting for something to catch your eye.
Since then the ice floe holding both cameras has drifted about 375 miles south.
The first section takes place on a cruise ship: passengers drift about, stateless, alienated.
The curves for Europe and North America, for example, are reconciled by the assumption that the latter has drifted about 30° westward relative to Europe since the Triassic Period.
