Sentence examples for it drifts away from inspiring English sources

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.

This latest movie starts with a bold and intriguing concept, but is bafflingly muted and underpowered, its initial promise fading as it drifts away to a self-conscious conclusion.

A bit of drizzle falling at the moment, let's hope it drifts away.

By agreeing to a peaceful extension of the franchise, the elites institutionalise their concessions, and the masses lock in their power before it drifts away.

When you want to check your wind — a critical component in deer hunting — you just pull out, release one of the flosses and study how it drifts away.

But if Hare (Serkis) is sure of what to do next, the film definitely isn't, so it drifts away from Burke and Hare's killing spree, and towards, well, more or less everyone else in Edinburgh.

Unforgivably the majority of players who do not make it drift away from the game completely.

It drifted away from Matsui, he could not backtrack quickly enough and it fell for a double.

And the sadness of Lean is that he went on clinging to that belief while the rest of us watched it drift away.

In the Arctic, sediments older than about 40 million years were crumpled during the counterclockwise rotation of Greenland as it drifted away from northeastern Canada.

Instead they let it drift away, and clung to the buoys and containment barriers that were meant to cordon off the waterfall, Mr. Baard said.