Sentence examples for which drifted across from inspiring English sources
CCTV pictures show the spill created a "white mist" of vapour, which drifted across the site.
The Buncefield blast on 11 December 2005 had a magnitude of 2.4 and the subsequent plume which drifted across Europe was visible from space.
At Chernobyl, the reactor itself exploded, blowing the roof off, throwing a plume of radioactive debris into the atmosphere which drifted across Europe.
Hostilities between the two countries reignited just days later, when they exchanged gunfire across the heavily-fortified border after Southern activists released helium balloons carrying anti-Pyongyang leaflets, which drifted across the demarcation line.
The letter, written in Dickens's characteristically minute and flowing script, which drifts inevitably downward across each line, is one of several on display in "Dickens at 200," an exhibition at the Morgan Library celebrating the novelist's bicentennial in February.
(Ages 10 and up) Time has not been kind to the Hindenburg, which over the decades has drifted across the line from cosmic tragedy to karmic joke.
The haze drifted across from Singapore, which has experienced record pollution levels as a result of the fumes originating in Indonesia's Riau province.
Its phosphate reserves - which drifts as hot white dust from dilapidated processing factories across the island - will be exhausted by 2005.
Smoke and haze drifted across the region.
Wraiths of mist drifted across its lower reaches.
The sound of children laughing drifted across the scrub.
