Sentence examples for may drift out from inspiring English sources
Sure we may drift out of our lane on occasion, or have to slam on the brakes when we don't see the car stopped ahead.
Yes, there are some indications that the storm's center may drift back out over the Gulf, potentially restrengthen, and then come ashore again.
Heritage may be drifting out with the tide on Oak Island, though.
This policy may have drifted out of the headlines recently, but it is still being pursued ruthlessly by academy brokers.
He allowed City Zip to drift out a little to intimidate the others and disrupt their run, but it may have been an exaggerated move.
Also, we may want to dial back comments about putting the elderly on ice floes and letting them drift out to sea.
Soft voices drift out from behind the faded black door.
It could drift out to sea and never be missed".
"Many of them probably drift out to sea, are eaten by other animals [or] drift into marshy areas.
Ignore them, and you may drift further out to sea or crash into the rocks.
Why is not completely clear: in part, Mr. Putin may simply have drifted out of the honeymoon phase granted new leaders; in part, voters may have begun to focus on the election and discovered other candidates they liked.
