Sentence examples for of drifting into from inspiring English sources

They have also applied themselves to the everyday problems of real-life entrepreneurs instead of drifting into academic abstractions.

It sounds kind of obvious, and in practice pictorial had a bad habit of drifting into pretty.

Now he runs Only Connect, near Kings Cross station in London, a project for ex-offenders and youths in danger of drifting into crime.

Well, instead of drifting into a sort of helpless fatalism, the signs are that the British want to fix this mess.

But Yeltsin's advisers also admit that in trying to restore some degree of order in Russia, there is always the danger of drifting into iron rule.

"I encourage them to think of their own ways of drifting into a relaxed state". That is the difference between self-hypnosis and hypnosis, he said.

I just sort of drifted into insomnia.

McEvilly, as he once told me, sort of drifted into art criticism.

I'm doing a bathroom in east London and my mentor for the day is Rick from Roman Baths who says he sort of drifted into the game.

"I never really decided to be a writer," he wrote in his autobiography, "The Sport of Queens," "I just sort of drifted into it".

"I sort of drifted into it by pursuing as many options as possible all at the same time - I was signed as a singer to EMI and I did appear in a few movies, but it's the restaurant that really took off.