Sentence examples for has drifted a bit from inspiring English sources
The FHA started out (in 1934) helping families of modest means, but the mission has drifted a bit.
So the fact that they're languishing as it over-engineers the edges of the site makes me wonder if Facebook has drifted a bit too far from what its 1 billion users care about.
Curtis's throw drifted a bit to the right, taking catcher Jorge Posada to the third-base side of home plate.
I think I've drifted a lot.
The stock market has drifted lower a bit in the past few weeks, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down about 4percentt.
After bursting onto the scene in 1999, when he battled Woods' down the stretch at the PGA Championship (Tiger eventually won, but Sergio's flamboyant play shook him up a bit), Garcia has drifted.
White, a prickly presence with wondrous comic timing, has drifted from her early thrilling performances to ones that lean a bit heavily on shtick, interacting less with her costars than with her own sense of herself.
"People are putting two and two together and making five – the world goes a bit mad and I think it has drifted away from the reality of where this race is up, to to be honest with you.
As a result, advertising has drifted.
As we grew, we drifted a bit, as brothers do.
