Sentence examples for may drift away from inspiring English sources

Even though the opener was fun, I suspect I may drift away this season, too.

Without the patronage of central government, and the largesse that flowed from it, many supporters may drift away.

The film becomes an elegy to transient love; a gust of wind, and the whole vision may drift away.

But in Davos, if he does turn up, his main task may be to explain why investors should not be spooked by his warning that Britain may drift away from the European Union.

Maren Hensla, director of independent expenditures with Emily's List, which has campaigned heavily for Mrs. Clinton, acknowledged that some surveys also suggest that women (who voted 2-1 for Mrs. Clinton in Pennsylvania) may drift away if she is not the nominee.

Inconsistent pressure can shrink the simulation domain and the particles may drift away generating errors and instabilities in the hybrid procedure.

Even so, business may continue to drift away from the energy traders.

First, if Republicans stick with Trump, their least enthusiastic voters (women and young people) may continue to drift away.

Whereas the figure of the footstep in the ash seems in a first reading of Derrida to mark the small point and fleeting moment of contact [End Page 155] between impression and imprint, Caruth uses it to touch on more troubling questions: "How can ashes sustain a print when ashes are precisely that which may disperse and drift away?

Meanwhile, the disaffected mass may drift slowly away to other forms of entertainment.This partly explains the apparent contradiction between public irritation at the coverage devoted to the Monica Lewinsky story and the fall in the ratings for any programme that tried to avoid it.

Calling yourself 'emo' may make your friends drift away from you, especially if you're constantly in a depressive mood because you think it's going to make you more 'emo'emo