Sentence examples for that drifting from inspiring English sources

Great Britain, that drifting, off-Europe aircraft carrier is tolerated as a generator of exploitable myths: Dracula, Frankenstein, Jekyll and Hyde, Sherlock Holmes, Harry Potter and the runic menagerie of J. R. R. Tolkien.

There may come a point – a thousand YouTube montages, a million lunch interval documentaries from now – where it is possible not to be startled by the impact of that drifting, leaping leg-break (and Gatting's trudge: never underestimate Gatting's trudge) but it seems safe to say this is still some way off.

The cloud drifting ENE was brighter than that drifting SSE in the imagery of visible channel.

"When you look at a Turner painting, you can sort of drift into it – and that drifting allows the painting to hold you.

While some of that drifting money may end up at newspaper web sites, new media companies will get some of it.

Although these books focus on daily life--and applying some of their principals has helped me eliminate that drifting sensation that led to occasional job dissatisfaction--the mechanisms they tout will also work in your job search.

He sliced volleys that drifted into the net.

The result was a prosecution that drifted on until mid-1966.

They sent out a perfume that drifted through the windows of Semiotics 211.

Other times, fish after fish will take, slamming nearly anything that drifts their way.

Benitez threw a 2-2 pithatthat drifted just outside for ball three.