Sentence examples for will have drifted from inspiring English sources

The past will have drifted beyond the cliffs of space.

By the end of the Labor Day weekend, it will have drifted from memory like a pair of lost sunglasses.

I go to bed hoping that the snow will have drifted up outside the door and we'll be forced to stay a week, but in the morning it has, sadly, all melted away.

The eight-dollar quartz number you picked up on Canal Street will probably gain or lose about ten seconds a month, whereas the mechanical marvel you picked up at Baselworld for a few hundred thousand dollars will have drifted several minutes.

By the time the Sun has entered the asymptotic red giant branch, the orbits of the planets will have drifted outwards due to a loss of roughly 30% of the Sun's present mass.

Eventually, you and your friend will have drifted apart far enough that insults don't feel as personal.

A few early grunts of discontent among acolytes of Mr Blair this week may anticipate noisier eruptions to follow, especially if Mr Brown fails to turn around his party's fortunes (and poll ratings).Conventional wisdom also has it that Sir Ming's exit is good news for Mr Brown, since a fresher Lib Dem leader will win back voters who have drifted to the Tories.

Often, Mr. Miller said, divers will jump into the water up-current from where they want to dive and those on the boat will signal to them when they have drifted far enough.

So who cares that Minnie Driver, as Mabel, seems to have drifted in from "Good Will Hunting"?

He believes the measure will be popular with natural Conservatives, including some who have drifted off to Ukip.

Lefty Gomez and Ethan Allen have drifted into radio.