Sentence examples for started to drift off from inspiring English sources
Ms. Johnson started to drift off.
Some returned after the financial crisis, but have started to drift off again.
The council moved on to a discussion of golf-course fees, and Masry started to drift off again.
The discussion was in French, and I didn't understand a great deal of it, except that someone had come up with the idea that the book should include a sort of centerfold, a "pop-up jambe". I started to drift off.
When he awoke, I decided to only read to him his parts and the sentences before his lines, including the line, "Will you honor and love her forever and ever?" After I asked him if he was okay with that and told him that I had made a cheat sheet so he didn't have to memorize anything, he started to drift off to sleep again.
Still, just as one starts to drift off, so to speak, something bobs by that catches the eye.
Just as the patient starts to drift off, he looks over at me and says: "Can you get that?
Although he will, you imagine, get to see this one again in those moments after he closes his eyes and starts to drift off to sleep.
"Some pupils are so traumatised that they start to drift off and can't concentrate on what I'm saying," says Nana Keck, who teaches refugee children at Gutenbergschule in Karlsruhe.
In 1953, for example, the Garden State Parkway in New Jersey was fitted with the first rumble strips, which are bits of corrugated concrete that alert an inattentive driver with a rattle and a hum if his vehicle starts to drift off the carriageway while he is, say, paying too much attention to the radio.These days, though, there is more than just his favourite DJ to distract a driver.
