We just drifted apart.

The continental landmasses drifted around.

I wonder how much we've drifted.

We drifted for days and days.

Eight spoonfuls and then drifted off to sleep.

For over 10 days, I drifted between two dimensions.

We probably drifted somewhat on account of the current.

They were in sync for a while, but then they drifted apart.

I suppose that's why we've drifted so much together in this place.

Although, God knows, of late, in our hubris, we seem to have drifted away.

Everyone thought he had drifted out to sea, or at least to the city.

I quote As he watched her, exotic words drifted across the mirror of his mind.

The weather is just appalling oh, drifted back about five miles in the last last night.

The attempt sailed high above the box as it drifted toward the right top corner of the net.

She stated that maps contained in this document might indicate that Argo buoys had drifted into Argentina's Exclusive Economic Zone.

Let's take a look at the fears that their imaginations were generating as they drifted in the middle of the Pacific.

While I was watching you, exotic words drifted across the mirror of my mind, as summer clouds drift across the sky.

No wonder the Moon in the window seems to have drifted out of a love poem that you used to know by heart.

International trade also played a role because if commodity prices in developing countries fell too low, farmers abandoned their occupation and drifted to the towns.

She noted with concern that maps contained in this document suggested that Argo floats had drifted into Argentina s Economic Exclusive Zone, without the notification required in accordance with international law.

Wouldn't it be nice if intestinal gas came embodied in visible clouds, so she could see that her really quite inoffensive pop had only barely grazed my face before it drifted away.

But these haze particles, it was surmised, before we got there with Cassini, over billions and billions of years, gently drifted down to the surface and coated the surface in a thick organic sludge.

Almost without realizing it, we have drifted from having market economies to becoming market societies. The difference is this A market economy is a tool a valuable and effective tool for organizing productive activity.

Say to them, Have you considered, if this Quran is really from God and you still reject it, then who could be more astray than someone who has drifted far away from the truth?

Say to them, Have you considered, if this Quran is really from God and you still reject it, then who could be more astray than someone who has drifted far away from the truth?

The fall shattered his right arm, broke every rib that he had, punctured his lung, and he drifted in and out of consciousness as he drifted down the East River, under the Brooklyn Bridge and out into the pathway of the Staten Island Ferry, where passengers on the ferry heard his cries of pain, contacted the boat's captain who contacted the Coast Guard who fished him out of the East River and took him to Bellevue Hospital.

Well, we'll measure the amount of energy after the collision, compare it to the amount of energy before, and if there's less energy after the collision than before, this will be evidence that the energy has drifted away.

With the world s most successful democracies obsessed with recent failures, international politics has drifted toward more dangerous potential outcomes. Sensible deterrence, bold efforts to reform international institutions, and a readiness to fulfill responsibilities have all fallen victim to the West s exaggerated sense of failure and political stalemate.

What happens is that you set the tag to detach from the shark after a fixed period, in this case it was eight months, and literally to the day the tag popped off, drifted up, said hello to the satellite and sent, not all the data, but enough data for us to use.

First, the United States under Obama s ineffective leadership has drifted yet further into a What s in it for me? attitude on key issues requiring international action. In place of what the economist Charles Kindleberger once called an altruistic hegemon, the America that the world now faces is what I call a selfish hegemon.

But, as the revolts proceeded, it emerged that people wanted good government and social justice, and were not enamored of Iran or interested in joining an axis of resistance. Furthermore, as the Muslim Brotherhood rose in Egypt, Hezbollah s erstwhile ally, Hamas, drifted away from it and its Syrian and Iranian backers, and found a new footing in Egypt and the Gulf.