Sentence examples for perpetual drift from inspiring English sources

"There's got to be a sense that this is not perpetual drift," he said.

"There's got to be a sense that this is not perpetual drift".

And there's got to be an exit strategy... There's got to be a sense that this is not perpetual drift".

But perpetual drift is as good a description of what we're seeing today as any.

"There's gotta be a sense that this is not perpetual drift".

The parents the orphans keep in their heads may be weak skeletons barely able to function, who drift off into perpetual sleep.

If they do not, U.S.-Russia relations will drift into a mode of perpetual confrontation and the opportunity to solve urgent global challenges cooperatively will slip away for good.

"Any perpetual foundation is going to be liable to drift," said James Piereson, president of the William E. Simon Foundation.

It was the fuel-injected yin to the slack yang of his line readings; that inattentive drift of his screen presence in perpetual need of a steering correction.

In her mid-40s, burnt out and seeking sanctuary, Frankie Rowley walks away from life as an aid worker in Africa and returns to the lush, perpetual late summer of the New England world in which her parents are drifting into tranquil senescence.

Politically Mr. Bevel drifted to the right, supporting Ronald Reagan's presidency and tying himself to Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr., the perpetual fringe candidate for president.