Sentence examples for has drifted over from inspiring English sources

Still, one hopes that, by the time a person has drifted over to the "experience" end of the continuum, she'll have realized that corny bromides are always inferior to particulars.

But Raffi, also managed by Sernyk during that time, has drifted over to adult entertainment.

Because of the changing thermal environment of the telescope, the aimpoint has drifted over time.

Because of the changing thermal environment of the telescope, the aimpoint has drifted over time (see Section 6.11).

"U.S. medical education has drifted over to this highly rarified and specialized focus that has resulted in some major shortfalls".

Instead, it has drifted over many years to a position where selling was the only logical commercial decision.

A few neighbors had drifted over, out of some kind of parasitically supportive curiosity.

Kébé found Jobi McAnuff, who had drifted over from the left wing, and once he had got the ball out of his feet he found the far corner of Chris Weale's goal for only his fourth goal of the season.

Kyle Edmund, surfing the wave of national euphoria that had drifted over from the Volga and enveloped the nation just as he walked on to Centre Court with Novak Djokovic, tried hard to keep the party going but had to settle for the consolation of taking a set off one of the finest players of his era in a match that began brightly and ended in literal and metaphorical gloom.

Many of the items have markings indicating they may have drifted over huge distances, including Canada, Ireland, Spain, Russia and Japan.

Like many pioneers, long before Daniel Boone, he had drifted over from the Watauga Association across the ridge where they had already declared their independence from the crown in 1772.