Sentence examples for have somehow drifted from inspiring English sources

We're in Ethiopia, apparently, although meerkats and suricates have somehow drifted north from the Kalahari.

The brown smudge over its north pole might be discoloured by tiny particles of tar that have somehow drifted across from the top of Pluto's atmosphere, though if so we can't yet explain their concentration around Charon's pole.

The yellowish tinge is widely believed to come from dust blown in from the Gobi Desert, in China, and the strong suggestion in those messages seems to be that the infection may have somehow drifted in from afar, as well.

An integral element was what looked like a large garden fountain that had somehow drifted indoors.

It's like a zinger from one of Woody Allen's comedies that has somehow drifted into one of his alienation-and-anomie numbers.

The main village, Easton, is packed with old stone cottages that give it the feel of a Derbyshire village that has somehow drifted south and ended up by the sea.

"We've somehow drifted into this place where we are really close, and care about each other deeply, and yet we give each other lots of space and stay out of each other's daily business," said Mr. Brown, a senior editor at VH1, the cable network.

The Beautiful Tree misleads the reader – Tooley insists this was unintentional and blames the editors – into thinking that, in 2000, he was still a socialist by conviction who had somehow drifted into working for the World Bank and was converted in Hyderabad to the glories of private education.

Although Mina has been married for several years to a screenwriter named David, she has somehow drifted into affairs with two other men: Max, a filmmaker who just happens to be David's best friend, and an investment banker named Scott.

Timberlake described an incident in which Sumter swam nearly a half-mile in the near-freezing river waters to retrieve their canoe, which had somehow drifted away while they were exploring the cave.

Only in the political realm have we somehow drifted into a world in which no one can be trusted, not on questions of judgment, nor even on questions of fact.