Sentence examples for which drifts from inspiring English sources

It's a film which drifts onward in search for an epiphany which doesn't quite materialise.

Web Lives is a "character-led documentary" which drifts between the characters that are variously involved with musicians, cyber celebrities, online daters, Second Lifers and social networkers.

Its phosphate reserves - which drifts as hot white dust from dilapidated processing factories across the island - will be exhausted by 2005.

Bopara keeps things tight … again until the last ball, which drifts down leg side and is tucked away to fine leg for four by Smith.

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.

15 min: Muntari whips in a free-kick from wide on the right which drifts over everyone but Enkelmann, who palms the ball back into what is commonly known as 'the mixer'.

Lafferty tried an ambitious bicycle kick which drifted over.

Pharmaceutical deals were in focus, in a market which drifted lower amid continuing geopolitical tensions.

That time may have begun with Sabathia's next fastball, which drifted back over the plate.

Islanders forwards Jeremy Colliton and Andy Hilbert joined the fray, which drifted toward DiPietro's crease.

The fire started on the Noteworthy, which drifted and set others afire, he said.