Sentence examples for was to drift from inspiring English sources

It would be a shame if it was to drift into the complacent subservience indicated by this crop of news.

He was to drift out of the Communist party of the United States in the 1950s but continued to describe himself quietly as a communist with a small "c".

In the 1907 election the Solidaridad Catalana defeated the establishment parties but then divided into a right wing (which accepted a solution within the monarchy) and a left wing (which was to drift to Republicanism).

The only solution was to drift back into sleep.

Like most runners, her tendency is to drift out of alignment.

But if he were to drift toward criminal life, Tony would not try to stop it.

Since no explicit commitment is made, it is easier to drift into living together than it is to drift into a marriage.

The pattern of democratic life is to drift into impending disaster and then to stumble out of it.

The Bottom Line: Nelson's writing is fluid -- to read her story is to drift dreamily among her thoughts.

"Any perpetual foundation is going to be liable to drift," said James Piereson, president of the William E. Simon Foundation.

Ewing was allowed to drift.