Sentence examples for have drifted right from inspiring English sources

And US Senator Claire McCaskill, the moderate Democrat who's won two terms in the state even as its voters have drifted right, was looking like a decent bet to win another six years in Congress on Tuesday.

Kennedy had drifted right by the little island.

Since Ms. McCaskill's narrow Senate victory in 2006, her state has drifted right.

Hangeland could only skim an Aguero cross to Forlan, who had drifted right out to the far right-hand side of the box.

Will fashionable women 10 months from now be encouraged to dress this way, as if they were tumbleweeds that had drifted right out of Richard Avedon's "In the American West"?

Both have drifted to the right.

Yet as both the court and the country have drifted to the right, Ginsburg has only grown in power and in visibility.

And as its policy instincts have drifted to the right, it has also become less inclined to police the worst behavior of its leaders—a classic authoritarian outcome.

But in recent presidential elections, Jews have drifted somewhat to the right.

Plenty of journalists have drifted from left to right, but this isn't the case for her: the political slant of her opinions hasn't changed.

And in the middle of a long and heated presidential campaign, with President Nicolas Sarkozy trying to win back disaffected supporters who have drifted to the far-right National Front party, the shootings at Toulouse have raised new questions about the tone and tenor of the debate here about what it is to be French.