Sentence examples for to drifting from inspiring English sources
verb
To move slowly, especially pushed by currents of water, air, etc.
- The boat drifted away from the shore.
"I was hoping there'd be nobody there, so I got to drifting," Velazquez said.
After confessing to drifting off he blames it all on the guitars.
Pretty and smart, Sabina is also watchful and prone to drifting from boyfriend to boyfriend and place to place.
His lightish tenor found itself under sporadic pressure (it is not an easy role) and prone to drifting pitch.
Some junior civil servants were reduced to drifting into other departments to complain about the antics of their bosses.
I was reduced to riding the inside, the scraps, to drifting on the shoulder watching others rip the cracking silver-green caverns of the sets.
Dow has been seeking approval of a new formulation of 2,4-D that is much less prone to drifting and vaporization.
They're wrong in their insistence that with female vulnerability, men will rise to responsibility, while without it, men will invariably sink down to drifting, predatory fecklessness.
One of the unifying factors is steel, which Mr. Watkins has fashioned into a range of forms, from palpitating polyps to drifting kelp and a spiny worm.
"From laughing and kissing on the tennis court to drifting in the ocean to holding each other and feeling so lucky and grateful.
Although she was assured that no farms would be sprayed, her property received two direct sprayings and, in addition, was twice subjected to drifting spray.
