Sentence examples for drifts back in from inspiring English sources

Born in Budapest, Mr. Sator speaks with a Hungarian accent, and as he sits down in a serene corner of the museum, surrounded by tanks and armored personnel carriers, he drifts back in time, his memories vivid and matter-of-fact.

But that's his future, not mine!" "Anyway," Connie said, drifting back in again.

This was the fifth day that the weather had become meaningless and the concern for it had drifted from my mind, sometimes drifting back in but easily dismissed.

It is only near the southeastern border, in the blocks closest to Kissena Park, that drifting back in time seems almost possible.

And when he wasn't singing, he drifted back in with the band, on banjo, guitar and violin, as other musicians and writers came and went.

Forró in the Dark, which revives rural Brazilian dance tunes called baiãos, started with an accordion fantasia, as if drifting back in time.

After a lunchtime prayer vigil, the New York City contingent drifted back in, with several nodding off -- and one snoring -- during the afternoon testimony.

Then Cuomo drifted back in time, to the story of his father the ditch digger and his bride, immigrants who lost a son, also named Mario, because there were no city hospitals.

I was in French with Dr Franolic, a likeable man that let you stare out of the window during his lesson and I watched the boys drift back in ones and two's, holding their hands against their chests.

His camera often stays in rooms once people have departed, or waits for them to drift back in; it's a way of threatening social occasions with solitude, and this single shot of Emma seems to prepare her, however briefly, for the puppetry of fate.

Using a supercomputer and something called "double-spin mechanics," they modeled a hypothetical right-handed pitcher who rotates his hips and shoulders in unison during the windup and then releases the ball — not with the arm drifting back in toward the body (the customary motion) but out toward third base, with the palm of the hand turned in the same direction.