Sentence examples for quickly drifting from inspiring English sources

Summer is quickly drifting away.

Some players listen closely; others quickly drift away.

But I try to stay focused on the match, otherwise you can quickly drift far away.

His chunky English charmed and the details of policy quickly drifted away.

When Usain Bolt arrived in Glasgow in July to run in Jamaica's Commonwealth Games 4x100m relay team, questions quickly drifted off-topic.

You get the impression that the pair are enjoying being onstage, and it's a warmth that quickly drifts across to the audience.

On this day, however, their conversation quickly drifted to a wide-ranging discussion of the reasons for the persistent wage gap between men and women.

But Tyler's solo albums haven't been huge commercial successes; his second record, "Wolf," got good reviews when it was released, in April, but it quickly drifted out of the conversation.

Interviewing the Democratic governor of Connecticut, Dannel Malloy, he accused the NRA of a "bait-and-switch", in which the gun lobby is trying to appear constructive without allowing any gun rules to change.The argument quickly drifts into party politics.

A £16m purchase from Verona in June 2014 the 22-year-old, who has played one friendly for Paraguay but has since declared his allegiance to his homeland Argentina, made a promising start in the Italian capital but quickly drifted to the fringes.

The scientists proposed building a holding tank for the fertilizers and pesticides that wash from farmland into the neighboring watershed that could release pollutants only at times when they would quickly drift into the ocean, where they would be so diluted they would pose less harm to marine life.