Sentence examples for has mostly drifted from inspiring English sources

He has mostly drifted around the perimeter.

The Hurt Locker arrives at a time when the Iraq war has mostly drifted off the front page without any definitive cinematic moment, so it comes as no surprise that it would reach a level of critical mass and Oscar-nom inevitability.

Penny Marshall, who recently resigned as the BBC's education editor and is returning to ITV, described herself, at 51, as "the last woman standing" in a generation of reporters who had mostly drifted out of the profession.

The women in floral kerchiefs who tended bubbling pots of borscht or boiling vareniki to feed those demanding a better future have mostly drifted away, leaving the holdouts to shake down workers at the handful of coffee shops and bakeries in business for "donations".

But isolation has mostly backfired.

New York City has mostly blamed nature.

Today it has mostly disappeared.

The structures have mostly experienced similar residual drift values under different records.

Technology shares and energy producers were higher, but financial stocks mostly drifted.

Scents one would have thought had drifted away for good.

Shadow cabinet sceptics have mostly kept their doubts for private conversations in Brighton this week, cowed by defeat, humbled by the realisation of how much the party drifted away from its grassroots while Blair and Brown's New Labour was in office.