drift造句

to drift into a daydream...

I think I catch your drift.

I didn' t get the drift of his argument.

Some icebergs, however, drift north to warmer climates and disintegrate.

The dress floats out to an extravagant drift of yardage at the hem.

Such questions, at such an hour, were bound to drift through his mind.

By 1946, however, the battle over continental drift was in full swing.

One must have one's own opinions and not drift with the current.

These days, in Minneapolis as in much of America, the ethnic drift is in the opposite direction.

Then I'll drive the boat close toHuntington and take a raft back in. Just let her drift.

If the ash cloud were to drift in another direction flights could be sent around or above it.

Deprived of choice, disgruntled voters tend to drift towards extremism or apathy, thereby weakening the big parties even more.

Then as the star moves around the center of mass, you see that all these lines drift in unison.

WHEEL ALIGNMENT: Drive your car across an empty, flat parking lot with hands off wheel. Does it drift left or right? Low tire pressure could be the cause;

We may drift in another city, while feel obsessed in hometown, esp. the long-lasting classic gourmet of hometown in the memory.

Some drift past with studied indifference as if they're not really looking at all; others frown over them, notebook and pencils in hand.

Some elements in this crisis can indeed be traced back eventually to defects in Britain's system, notably the drift of power away from Parliament to the executive.

If, on the other hand, Mr. Blair insists on staying on too long and thus deepens the sense of chaos and drift around his government, he will be doing both himself and his country a disservice.

Cross country road covered with grass, stepped on the wind drift of the mottled shadows, watching as the broad general field of milk washed, I excitedly ran towards the ground.

It relies on low-powered convection currents to ramble wherever it is easiest to drift to, and is then trapped by gentle, patient cul-de-sacs in the hills.

Geologists will be hammering at outcrops, making geological maps, exploring the sea floor, and scrutinizing moon rocks as long as mountain-making, continental drift, sea floor spreading, earthquakes, and other planetary features remain incompletely explained.

According to a folk tale, when the old fisherman first got Zhang Fei's head in his net, he threw it back into the river. Uncanny as this may sound, it is said that the head stays where it is after landing in the water, refusing to drift downstream.