Sentence examples for slow drifting from inspiring English sources

As if to prove it, Mr. Wagner sang a new song, a kind of slow, drifting country waltz called "Please Rise".

But it will stem the slow drifting apart of the ins and outs of the euro zone, and it should strengthen the hand of those in the British government who want accommodation with the EU rather than separation from it.

The kora was matched against both the dry, stuttering sound of the n'goni, the traditional Malian lute, and a very western wash of keyboards, for a slow, drifting mood piece that gradually developed into a tight, punchy work-out.

What you're left with is music like Touch: slow, drifting electronica, marked by glitches, with an almost church-like atmosphere that has led some to describe it as "ambient goth", an affecting mix of spectral sonics and ghostly vocals, as un-earthy as it is unearthly.

Slow drifting radio bursts were first observed by Payne-Scott et al. (1947).

Note that the simulation time (displayed on top of the u plot) is nonlinearly related to the actual play time of the animation, in order to capture both the rapid structural change from ring to spots at the beginning and the slow drifting apart of the spots that follows.

Scientists have recorded them sleeping for minutes at a time while slowing drifting downward in a belly-up orientation.

More people are finding us, but it's a slow drift".

Britain's slow drift from the mainstream may also have reduced the potential pain for others from Brexit.

It is more of a slow drift of cooler water that rarely exceeds 10 centimetres (about 4 inches) per second.

Modernism happened for a reason, and so did Dunsany's slow drift to the margins of literary renown.