Sentence examples for is drifting from from inspiring English sources

To many survivors of the Pol Pot nightmare, however, another bad smell is drifting from the Killing Fields.

When a driver is drifting from its lane, the car will steer you back to the straight and narrow.

So Kirin is overpaying, has no obvious mechanism to extract value and is drifting from its geographic strategy.

These troubles have investors fretting that France is drifting from the "core" of strong European economies that include Germany and the Nordic countries.

As Iskander Rehman of the Carnegie Endowment, a think-tank, observes in a recent paper*, Indo-Pakistani nuclear rivalry is drifting "from the dusty plains of the Punjab and Rajasthan into the world's most congested shipping lanes".

With no upper secondary qualification his son is drifting from one unqualified job to another.

Reconciliation Rodriguez had been drifting from Boras by then.

But we're drifting from that most basic right — to not be killed for food.

As for the debtors, in Greece voters are drifting from the centre to the political extremes.

"We are drifting from being a paperback house to a hardcover one because of the Net," Mr. Baen said.

Americans are drifting out of the grip of institutionalized religion, just as they are drifting from institutional authority in general.