Sentence examples for that drifts out from inspiring English sources

But come Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, that's the music that drifts out from the tavern lounge, through the six cozy dining areas decorated with early American artifacts.

It's the movie equivalent of one of those summer pop songs that drifts out of shop fronts and car windows – you can't help humming along to it and it leaves you grinning like a fool.

For the umpteenth and one last time on English soil, he bowls a Pom around his legs with an absolute jaffa that drifted out and ripped back in.

But Hughes would not use that as an excuse, and the only ball that most players agreed was a weather-enhanced homer was the one Rodriguez hit that drifted out to right-center.

In the spring of 2014, abundant sea ice that drifted out of the Gulf of St. Lawrence caused extensive disturbance in rocky intertidal habitats on the northern Atlantic coast of mainland Nova Scotia, Canada.

WASHINGTON — For all the attention on the Republican Party's efforts to attract Latinos, the first test for the party on 2012's lessons learned will arrive this week for a voting bloc that has drifted out of its grasp: women.

The arts make up only 0.7% of the council budget, but they provide the core income that allows these organisations to attract millions more in national and international grants, sponsorship (the first thing sponsors ask is "How much does the local council give?"), and fund work with the young, elderly and disadvantaged that has drifted out of social care budgets and into the arts.

Ormond suffered from player indiscipline during his tenure, which included an infamous incident where Jimmy Johnstone, after a night out drinking, sat in a rowing boat that was drifting out to sea.

The last and only time I went on vacation with my entire family, my fat uncle got hugely drunk on sangria and fell asleep on a float that slowly drifted out to sea.

Mr. Pérez and Mr. Gismonti's duet revolved around a balladlike melody that drifted in and out of focus, with copious layers of complex harmony.

Repetitive music slows down time, forcing you to notice the minute details that drift in and out, the disruptions to the pattern.