Sentence examples for drifts upward from inspiring English sources
The smell of sesame drifts upward on threads of steam.
Our attention drifts upward — now that the fireworks and the headlights are gone, the stars seem brilliant, clustered together like the lights of some faraway city.
The bubble drifts upward through swarms of fizzing gold — passing nebulae, presumably exploded into life by a shot of intergalactic Jim Beam.
For example, your cerebrospinal fluid – the clear liquid found in the brain and spine – drifts upward, where it engorges your retina and flattens your eyeball.
According to the empirical F-region plasma drift model (Fejer et al. 2008), the plasma drifts upward during daytime under the background eastward electric field.
Astronauts' internal organs drift upward and their spines extend.
This field tends to make negatively charged ions, such as those of CO2, drift upward.
As he drifted upward, his images became flatter, stranger: visual puzzles.
Rather, he said: "Markets tend to drift upward or cascade down.
Since the change in administrations, however, parole approval numbers have drifted upward.
