Their drift into vulnerability reverses, however, as they age further.
|
|
As his childhood passed, he watched friends drift into crime.
|
|
This supercontinent began to drift into separate continents during the Cretaceous.
|
|
It's no surprise that I would drift into PR and copywriting.
|
|
He did not lose his patience, though, or drift into despair.
|
|
We were meant to drift into shore, and we drifted away.
|
|
Without leap years, December would drift into summer in 400 years.
|
|
As for the rest of the cast, they drift into the background
|
|
I drift into several unsettling dreams, which wake me up several times.
|
|
" Part of the fantasy is that she could "drift into Cull & Pistol.
|
|
It basically feels like you're being hugged as you drift into dreamland.
|
|
Exhales gray chemical plumes that drift into the evening air while he texts.
|
|
Another investor said fears that EM will drift into the background are overdone.
|
|
On Thursday, a pair of senators even appeared to drift into nap time.
|
|
Why pay attention to the Cardinals as they drift into the off-season?
|
|
My mind had no choice but to drift into an elaborate fantasy realm.
|
|
Over time, other black students would drift into their orbit and join the conversation.
|
|
These multiple smelter outages, though, are accelerating a deeper-rooted drift into supply deficit.
|
|
Faced with the prospect of extinction, Local Councils began to drift into Nusra's orbit.
|
|
We drift into reluctant long-term commitments, as the monogamists of the fifties did.
|
|
Ruminations and reminiscences drift into place like the fluttering contents of a snow globe.
|
|
But, he acknowledged, plainclothes units tend to drift into long lunches and bad habits.
|
|
These big strategic moves also position the company to drift into first place in 2019.
|
|
Such paranoia is dangerous, and not only because it could accelerate Turkey's drift into autocracy.
|
|
Defense officials have said a navigational error caused the boats to drift into Iranian waters.
|
|
RUEHL You do drift into the elder roles that sometimes have substance and sometimes don't.
|
|
The Russia story is more like Beckett—a mystifying tragicomedy that may drift into irresolution.
|
|
Stocks continued their drift into record territory during much of the day but turned lower.
|
|
The game's leisurely pace invites other pleasures, leaving plenty of time to drift into managerial wonder.
|
|
It holds my sons now, too, whenever they curl up next to me and drift into sleep.
|
|
Or are they respectful of your physical boundaries and drift into REM sleep an arm's length away?
|
|
Other politicians, from Obama to John Kerry to Justin Trudeau, drift into the film, lending their support.
|
|
But soon thereafter began to drift into a relaxed state, forgetting where I was for a moment.
|
|
They field slow rollers and drift into foul territory to throw to first base around imaginary runners.
|
|
But that is not a reason to drift into forever wars while searching for the perfect exit.
|
|
I can barely hold a conversation with someone without having my mind drift into thinking these thoughts.
|
|
To help with these flights, I always bring sleeping pills to aid my drift into a peaceful slumber.
|
|
Nor does either country wish to drift into even a limited conventional war; the cost would be ruinous.
|
|
Herds do not run but drift into shapes that suggest some emerging group consciousness of an escape route.
|
|
I guess this is another thing that'll drift into antiquity one day … 30D: … Like the Canadian $1 bill!
|
|
Or maybe a US ship will accidentally drift into North Korean waters and Kim's navy will open fire.
|
|
Pair the scallops with a green salad and, not to drift into Florence's lane, a flinty white wine.
|
|
Or you can let work drift into that evening you're supposed to share with your spouse and kids.
|
|
The narration of personal struggle, whether it's Peter or Mary Magdalene or Judas, doesn't drift into sanctimonious piety.
|
|
"Let's not have London drift into the Atlantic, let's make sure we have a working relationship with London."
|
|
My only regular concern, I realized, was figuring out the next time I could drift into a stupor.
|
|
The sheets then break off from their glaciers, hastening the melting process as they drift into warmer waters.
|
|
So if you start to drift into oncoming traffic, your smartwatch will chime or vibrate to keep you alert.
|
|
From there I drift into an enclosed castle-like space with a view of the ocean from a balcony.
|
|
The more you allow the invisible timeline to drift into your consciousness unchallenged, the more you will question everything.
|
|
The last image you see before you drift into a deep sleep is the grinning face of Chef Boyardee.
|
|
Music from the family's record player would drift into the street outside their home on the city's South Side.
|
|
And the red dots are the most menacing of all: the asteroids that drift into the orbit of Earth.
|
|
I drift into the infinite, fall asleep, hoping to see the world for the first time the following day.
|
|
Certain moments drift into sadism (there's some ugly knife work), though this is also part of the genre handbook.
|
|
February 29 comes once every four years for a good reason: Without it, December would eventually drift into summer.
|
|
North Korean fishing boats occasionally drift into South Korean waters after experiencing engine trouble or running out of fuel.
|
|
So shout out to them for keeping my chin up whenever I drift into social media's increasingly rank dankness.
|
|
The difference is that this time, if the populace is not satisfied, there is fear Iraq could drift into chaos.
|
|
" The statement continues: "I can barely hold a conversation with someone without having my mind drift into thinking these thoughts.
|
|
In a nation with barely two decades of democratic experience, his victory could drift into an extraordinary concentration of power.
|
|
Their remarks begin as a discussion about IQ specifically, but drift into what sounds like pessimism about social policy generally.
|
|
This discovery helped transform the controversial notion of continental drift into the far more powerful and explanatory theory of plate tectonics.
|
|
"That's when things start to drift into manipulation," said Katie Swindler, director of user experience at FCB Chicago, an ad agency.
|
|
In the absence of a place holder, adjacent teeth may drift into the space, blocking the growth of the permanent tooth.
|
|
After a heady experience of that kind, normally sensible people drift into behavior akin to that of Cinderella at the ball.
|
|
It was afraid that without high office and real power, ever more Shiv Sena followers would drift into the BJP's camp.
|
|
Identifying when is not an exact science, of course: they tend to drift into each other; there are rarely clean breaks.
|
|
In the few photos of Phillips, he looks stern and a little sad, as if disappointed by our downward drift into sin.
|
|
But over time, the stigma against leaving the workforce would surely erode: large segments of society could drift into an alienated idleness.
|
|
From time to time, Russian military jets patrolling Estonia's western border switch off their G.P.S. transponders and drift into the country's airspace.
|
|
The smoke is causing unhealthy amounts of particulate pollution to drift into the park, and is contributing to poor visibility as well.
|
|
May's departure changes the scenery, but does not alter Britain's drift into a paralyzing impasse that only a second referendum can resolve.
|
|
Mr. Trump's determination to forge an anti-Iran alliance with the Sunni Arab states and isolate Iran could drift into military confrontation.
|
|
Though the characters sometimes drift into caricature, Adiga's barbed prose deftly skewers India's tangled religious and class dynamics, and its literary stereotypes.
|
|
Sources in Trump's orbit offer a wide range of reasons why he is unwilling to let the campaign drift into the past.
|
|
And because "professorial sorts" who have spent time at universities drift into an "insular political culture," their candidate was doomed to lose. 17.
|
|
The book follows the group through middle age as some reach the heights of their ambitions and others drift into more ordinary lives.
|
|
But his critics fear further drift into authoritarianism, with a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
|
|
The House panel, often lacking evidence and apparently failing to grasp how tech companies operate, has let prior hearings drift into conspiratorial waters.
|
|
The South's policy is to repatriate North Koreans whose vessels drift into southern waters if the sailors express a wish to return home.
|
|
Erdogan's critics fear a further drift into authoritarianism, with a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
|
|
But the most significant shift in American politics has not, in fact, been a drift into the arms of white nationalism or reaction.
|
|
His anchor picked up a cypress log, causing his boat to drift into the riverbank as the hurricane pushed in, Mr. Tripp said.
|
|
So you slide a greasy finger over a cracked screen, stuff your cheap earbuds into their waxy canal, and drift into another world.
|
|
O'Donoghue's animation reveals what would happen if we didn't have leap years — after 400 years, our calendar months would drift into new seasons.
|
|
His critics fear a further drift into authoritarianism under a leader they regard as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
|
|
The low stratus clouds that drift into California from the Pacific have been growing sparser since the 1970s, likely worsening droughts and wildfires.
|
|
Some Europeans are frustrated that the region may drift into Turkey's sphere of influence as it projects power culturally as well through business deals.
|
|
I've already started to drift into sleep quicker after I've used voice controls to switch to the lighting to warmer tones while in bed.
|
|
Second, the populists will drift into the mainstream – as the True Finns have done in Finland – losing their edge and popularity while gaining respectability.
|
|
Resettling them in stable places would increase the chances they would live peacefully, officials argued, rather than face persecution or drift into Islamist militancy.
|
|
At parties, my friends would couple off and drift into different rooms together and I would be left listening to the BBC World Service.
|
|
But flipping on a machine that makes it smell pleasant as you drift into unconsciousness seems like a good way to help you relax.
|
|
For a while, you wonder if the two of them are the sole inhabitants of the vessel, but gradually other folk drift into view.
|
|
But it turns out, as we're seeing in this recent drift into reactionary politics, that the struggle for basic justice is never truly finished.
|
|
The lyrics hold declarations, impressions, conversations and memories; the songs drift into one another, for an album meant to be heard as a whole.
|
|
It is Muggles who keep turning to parties of the far left and farther right, Muggles who drift into radicalism and set off bombs.
|
|
Tonight, the label Avian took center stage, represented by Sigha, Pris, and Shifter, who let the techno beats drift into fluffy acid and electro.
|
|
Many bags drift into the ocean, strangling turtles, suffocating seabirds and filling the stomachs of dolphins and whales with waste until they die of starvation.
|
|
It is time to seek a final status agreement that will separate the two peoples or at least stop the current drift into one-statehood.
|
|
"It is a warning to the Government not to drift into No Deal at the end of March by accident or through brinkmanship," she said.
|
|
Neighbors say the spraying sends the smells and animal waste airborne, allowing it to drift into their homes and sometimes coat outdoor surfaces on their properties.
|
|
It will probably break into two or three significant chunks and break down into even smaller pieces that may drift into shipping lanes, van Ommen said.
|
|
You're watching this guy who was inside the screen suddenly stand up next to you, drift into a song live and then walk out the door.
|
|
It is unclear what is causing dicamba to drift into other crops, though agronomists say it could be caused by high winds or changes in temperature.
|
|
When I ask him how I would know if I drift into dangerous territory, he shares with me what amounts to a three-part warning system.
|
|
In its most recent monitoring report, the United Nations warned that the Taliban's deeper drift into the drug business was bad news for the prospect of peace.
|
|
Eventually, you realize that Cher uses Twitter in its purest and most organic form: a catchall for any and every thought that might drift into her brain.
|
|
A synth track (one of the procedural, ambient tunes designed by 65daysofstatic) repeated itself, regularly letting me drift into a rhythm I needed more than I knew.
|
|
A vast, empty New Mexican sky is slowly fading to indigo as locals drift into a beer hall set in a converted 10,000-square-foot industrial warehouse.
|
|
Based on Chomko's own family history, the story circles the slow drift into dementia of Ruth (Blythe Danner), the beloved wife of Bert (a perfect Robert Forster).
|
|
People drift into a circle of six towering screens, wearing high-tech 3-D holographic visors, like moon-walkers taking their first steps in an alien atmosphere.
|
|
Still, watching her and her patrons dance under dim red lights while a live band played, it was easy to drift into something approaching a hypnotic state.
|
|
But she's also signaled it could drift into next year as the House remains focused on impeachment proceedings in the dwindling days of the 2019 legislative year.
|
|
This week he called on the central bank, an institution independent from the White House, to cut interest rates to zero or even drift into negative territory.
|
|
I have to push a little bit more here because I think you have a tendency to drift into a "both sides-ism" argument in the book.
|
|
The aim is to keep the children off the streets so they do not drift into theft, drug-peddling or other routes to jail or an early death.
|
|
Related: Flaming Spiral GIFs Will Make You Want to Light Shit on Fire Orgasm Ping Pong Is Perfectly Awkward Drift into the Weekend with These Surreal Floating Islands
|
|
This story is interwoven with Breaking Bad fan-favorite Mike Erhmantraut's (Jonathan Banks) stoic drift into criminal enterprise to provide for his grandchild and widowed daughter-in-law.
|
|
Magnified, the edge resembles a snowy mountain range about four thousandths of an inch thick; the snow is paper dust, ready to drift into a printer's jammable gears.
|
|
Mr. Savage explained that people who would prefer an open relationship sometimes avoid asking for it as they drift into an emotional commitment because they're afraid of rejection.
|
|
Rather than find fresh themes or problems, he likes to rearrange the old ones into a newish pattern, emphasizing some elements and letting others drift into the background.
|
|
We just allowed ourselves to lose track of time, and I think it's important for healthy people to not drift into the overwhelming anxiety of the world anyway.
|
|
Even if these inspirational projects on social media aren't tangible or affordable, the inspiration has helped my mind rest from COVID-19 fears and drift into domestic bliss.
|
|
If you are blue-leaning Californian who wants to escape the Golden State's drift into madness but stay on the left coast, Oregon might be a reasonable alternative.
|
|
" Or this description of June nights: "The sun didn't set so much as drift into the distance, leaving a trail of midsummer light that seemed to linger until morning.
|
|
I let my mind drift into a distant future when, like these stones, all the buildings and bridges might erode with the passing time, until only the hill remains.
|
|
They drift into soil, water and air and slip into the bodies of animals, collecting in everything from the eggs of peregrine falcons to the blubber of beluga whales.
|
|
Their squads are too stocked with talent, their accounts too swelled with cash, their brands too appealing to fans and players alike for them ever to drift into mediocrity.
|
|
I don't understand why some video game franchises flourish and others die, why some mediocre brands are supported by stacks of cash and others are left to drift into obscurity.
|
|
Unlike Mercury retrograde, which can have a jarring effect on our everyday routines, Venus' retrogrades drift into our lives with greater subtlety, aiming for our hearts rather than our schedules.
|
|
Ignore that nagging voice, the voice I've conjured, and try and drift into a plane of infinite being courtesy of a record with one of the most iconic basslines ever.
|
|
Cardinal signs are often praised for their skills of initiation, but they can quickly drift into control freak territory if they're particularly passionate about the plans they set in motion.
|
|
Mike's glacial drift into becoming a murderer for hire — enable the show to stay recognizable and real while simultaneously indulging every crime-genre flight of fancy it can cook up.
|
|
There are even some ports of infamous bootleg Genesis games, such as a Sonic game that stars Super Mario, and this is where things start to drift into shady territory.
|
|
I, in turn, could throw two of those bad boys on and within minutes, drift into a peaceful slumber embedded with dreams of Michael B. Jordan feeding me wedding cake.
|
|
Sheffer seems to go back and forth herself, condemning Asperger in the severest terms on one page and slipping in a few caveats about his "drift into complicity" on another.
|
|
The sparkling blue, night-sky backdrop and soft lullaby bells might make you want to crawl into the window and drift into a deep winter's sleep, no matter your age.
|
|
Just as many world affairs professionals are appalled by the Trump family approach to foreign policy, serious politicians would find her brother's drift into birtherism a sign of ham-handed heedlessness.
|
|
In other words, Trump seems much more motivated by money than political ideology, but I keep wondering if his drift into politics was in any way influenced by his financial entanglements.
|
|
Like many young people, they drift into adulthood in search of pleasure and meaning, money and sex, navigating their own anxieties and a radically inhumane but somehow also tolerable social order.
|
|
Other figures occasionally drift into view: a squalling, infantile old woman in a wheelchair (Kristin Griffith) and a hunky intruder named Dan (David Pegram), who materializes like a custom-ordered Mephistopheles.
|
|
As Alexander Bolton reports, Democrats in the upper chamber are urging Pelosi and her colleagues to keep a "laser-like" focus on the Ukraine call and not drift into other areas.
|
|
All this, believe it or not, was apropos of Angela Hackett's painting— Because when looking at a thing we often drift into a memory of something else, However tenuous the link.
|
|
Guitar chords and reverberation more commonly associated with post-rock or shoegaze will drift into soaring, affirming choruses allowing one to feel the energy of the band and the song even more.
|
|
Witnesses told the Advocate they saw a dark Chevrolet sports car attempt to pass a vehicle on the right, only to drift into the cyclists' lane and accelerate up to 80 mph.
|
|
From Thursday through Saturday, intense feelings about your partnerships are stirred up as the moon in Pisces causes you to drift into fantasies about potential rather than staying grounded in the truth.
|
|
If you are familiar with the menu at the Southern California branch of Mr. Chow, and happen to drift into the Midtown Manhattan branch, don't worry: The menu is essentially the same.
|
|
Do you really want to look on now, a spectator like Switzerland, as Europe retreats into illiberalism and protectionism, and its eastern fringes drift into the orbit of a neo-imperial Russia?
|
|
On more than one occasion, when I felt closest to the music, I envisioned moldering worlds, where pieces of land were stripped from the earth to drift into space during some indeterminate doomsday.
|
|
The sound of roaring jet engines may help you drift into the realm of the unconscious, or it might remind you of four hours of relentless air conditioning and make you feel cold.
|
|
That's because it takes time for debris from a comet's orbit to drift into a position where it intersects with Earth's orbit, according to Bill Cooke, an astronomer with NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office.
|
|
The description of her mother's drift into the limbo of Alzheimer's will be familiar to anyone dealing with a family member who has dementia, but the author sees through what has been lost.
|
|
Partly to mostly cloudy conditions by Thursday night with a very slight chance of a shower, mainly north and east as lows drift into the 30s again to around 40 in the city.
|
|
WHEN a giant and extremely photogenic iceberg grounded near the Newfoundland town of Ferryland in April, it brought global attention to the annual drift into the North Atlantic of icebergs calved off Greenland's glaciers.
|
|
That is to say, without the common moral language of liberal Protestantism to steer these voters away from demagogues on the left or the right, might they not drift into more extreme political positions?
|
|
Mr. Wan also somehow found time to drift into someone else's series — "The Fast and the Furious" — directing the well-reviewed "Furious 27" (22), now ranked sixth in history at the global box office.
|
|
Often citing no real evidence, and regularly appearing to fail to grasp the basics of how various technology companies operate, Republicans on the committee have allowed hearings on the issue to drift into conspiratorial waters.
|
|
The Russian president's attendance at Karin Kneissl's wedding, where he was photographed dancing with the bride, has sparked an uproar in Austria and elsewhere in Europe, highlighting concerns about Vienna's growing drift into Moscow's orbit.
|
|
And if you've got yourself real summer hours, and a hankering for some lexicographic spankering, here's a little extra: Looking for a pack of themeless puzzles to lose yourself in as we drift into summer?
|
|
But Pelosi is now leaving open the possibility that the impeachment probe could drift into the early months of next year — a worst-case scenario for dozens of Democrats running in districts that Trump won.
|
|
Betsy DeVos' Yacht Video A $40 million boat owned by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was untied from its Ohio dock last week, causing it to drift into a dock and incur up to $10,000 in damages.
|
|
Often citing no real evidence, and regularly appearing to fail to grasp the basics of how various technology companies operate, Republicans on the committee have previously allowed hearings on the issue to drift into conspiratorial waters.
|
|
As the quartet slowly drift into the hotel lobby, suitcases in tow, they look a bit blurry-eyed, but it's from whirlwind travel rather than rock star hedonism—the band passed out soon after their set.
|
|
In the early 3752s, he and his dutiful second wife, Emma, raised his three children in ramshackle buildings in Dublin, N.H. Fervent believers in the benefits of fresh air, they let snow drift into their sleeping cabins.
|
|
Sitting somewhere between Harold Budd and Emeralds, it's a beautiful, affecting record that uses its slightness to its advantage, each wispy synth an invitation into a luminous world that you'll want to drift into time and time again.
|
|
And, when she did succeed, the dial stayed at the right frequency for no more than a few minutes before it began to shift, and the songs about the thieving foxes and partying bears would drift into static.
|
|
It can drift into the saccharine, but "Little America" makes a convincing case that there are many ways of "making it," with characters' successes ranging from making a national sports team to having the confidence to do karaoke.
|
|
In Korea, Harkness said, parents often sleep with their babies to help them drift into dreamland, but Dutch parents tend to leave their babies alone in their rooms, where the children must learn to put themselves to sleep.
|
|
Essentially, neutrinos from the source in Illinois will hit the liquid argon, knocking off electrons that drift into sensors on the container's edges thanks to the presence of an electric field—the detectors register these electrons as a signal.
|
|
And while the Sol's LED light isn't explicitly designed to combat blue light like Soraa's Helia smart lightbulbs do, I've already started to feel like it's easier to drift into sleep when I've switched the warmer tones before bedtime.
|
|
The oil industry has rejected calls to convert HF alkylation units to sulfuric acid, which does not form a low-hanging cloud that can drift into neighborhoods, saying the cost would be too high and alternatives not well developed.
|
|
It wants a lasting friendship with Russia, if only to secure its northern border, the scene of clashes in 1969, and a source of worry in the 1990s when Russia looked as if it might drift into the West's orbit.
|
|
In a joint interview with USA Today about The President Is Missing, due out Monday, Clinton and Patterson agreed that the notion that "democracy cannot survive its current downward drift into tribalism, extremism, and seething resentment" is anything but make-believe.
|
|
Taking its name from a 1959 doo-wop song by the Fleetwoods, Come Softly to Me announces the show's lens and scope in its title: an invitation into Fratino's gaze as hazy scenes drift into focus and unfold before him.
|
|
In distracted moments, drivers can drift off the road and hit a street lamp or a pedestrian, drift into an oncoming lane and hit another car head-on, or miss a road sign or traffic light and cause an accident.
|
|
Although it allows more time to develop characters and their histories -- including flashbacks before their deployment, and jumping ahead beyond it -- those arcs perhaps cast too wide a net, diluting the powerful moments by creating more space to drift into melodrama.
|
|
CCCADI is trying; it wants to be the cultural organization that anchors the neighborhood and prevents its drift into the powerful currents of either of the forces of cyclical poverty or the displacement of longtime residents by the gentrifying forces capital.
|
|
Most nights out drift into nothingness and all that hype and anticipation fizzles out as soon as you leave the house, washing up the next day in a dishwater grey puddle of remorse that crackles like an alka seltzer of ennui.
|
|
When an annoyed Marine wrote to Mr. Uriarte demanding that he reveal a source behind a recent video, Mr. Uriarte did not drift into a discussion about the First Amendment or the role of anonymous sources in keeping the public informed.
|
|
His drift into radical nationalism, particularly his on-camera appearance in 1991 alongside Soviet troops as they stormed the television tower in Vilnius, the Lithuanian capital, appalled some of his previous fans but made him a cult figure among Soviet revivalists.
|
|
If the windows offer a lightness, a moment to pause in time and drift into infinity, then the two bonsai, whose dense, visible surface roots (nebari, which are considered a balance to the tree's sinuous branches) return you to earth.
|
|
My friends and I are a few rows from the front of the main stage at a festival and every so often I crane my neck and look back at the seemingly endless wash and wave of bodies that drift into the horizon.
|
|
It's shot in crisp black-and-white with a dreamy feel, as Goswell's ethereal tones and the elegant music drift into and punctuate the narrative, which references the bands' experiences growing up in an austerity Britain of a not-too-dissimilar age.
|
|
Thanks to the brilliant design by artist Steph Mantis, for just $6.00, you can drift into dreams of cheesy goodness, and be followed by the soft glow of an illuminated pizza slice whenever you make a late-night trip to the bathroom.
|
|
When a miscarriage leaves them reeling and confused, all three embark on, or drift into, various quests: Dusty for her long-lost daughter, Allegra for a purpose beyond wifehood and Jeremy for a salve or solution to his newly unleashed fervor for fatherhood.
|
|
As we honor the life and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., culminating on Monday's federal holiday, and as we drift into year two of the Trump presidency, here are five things everyone can do to be better Americans than the President.
|
|
What's happening: The polar expedition, dubbed "MOSAiC" or "Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate," entails studying the Arctic climate system while traveling through the trans-polar drift into the Fram Strait between Greenland and the Svalbard archipelago, per the Times.
|
|
The treatment ends with the full-body application of an avocado oil-infused mask, after which your body is swaddled in a foil-like blanket that traps in heat allowing you to drift into sleep for 20 minutes while the mask works its magic.
|
|
"Parliament is struggling to agree on anything and there remains a lingering concern that we could drift into a no-deal Brexit by accident - an outcome which presents the greatest downside risk to the pound," said David Cheetham, chief market analyst at broker XTB.
|
|
Her narration has its oddities — she gives some of the characters English accents, but not Alice, despite her use of Victorian figures of speech that sound weird when delivered in an American accent, and Johansson's working-class characters, even the rustics, all drift into Cockney.
|
|
"Stephen Paddock motive" ranked high among Google searches, and it remained uncertain whether more evidence would fill the void about what drove his killing rampage or the slaughter would drift into history as one more act of American mass violence to elude easy categorizing.
|
|
A scathing 424-page joint report from the inspectors general of the Justice and State Departments underscored the risk that Americans accompanying partner forces on missions in developing countries, ostensibly as trainers and advisers, sometimes drift into directly running dangerous operations with little oversight.
|
|
"I don't think anybody wants to see this drift into next year," Neal said, conceding that an agreement within the next week or so is necessary if Democrats want to maintain their timeline of voting on the deal by the end of the year.
|
|
Men (always men) seemed to reach a point in their lives when the burdens of domestic life — spouse, kids, job, community, whatever — grew too heavy, and the only path to spiritual freedom required that we drift into the mists of existence, never to be seen again.
|
|
He is cognizant of the complications of being a white British guy singing dancehall, a situation he tiptoes nimbly around by obscuring himself, slipping in and out of a light patois, using Auto-Tune, and varying his phrasing until the meaning of the words begins to drift into oblivion.
|
|
In comparing several different varieties of driving distraction, the researchers found that texting had the unique ability to strip away the brain's defensive "sixth sense," a reflexive mechanism that intervenes in cases where a jittery, distracted driver might otherwise drift into another lane or sail off some cliff at high speed.
|
|
For an hour or so before kickoff, when the nerves would normally have been at their height, the adrenaline coursing, Wenger sat in his dugout, in the sunshine, watching his players go through their warm-ups and the fans drift into the stadium, the noise gathering and the clock ticking.
|
|
Russell wrote back, and the film was released: He had come to accept this portrait of himself, one that highlighted his folk heroism, his idiosyncratic rural lifestyle, and quite rightly, a man who did things his own way, preferring to drift into obscurity rather than attempt to catapult into commercial stardom.
|
|
Siegel and Eastwood would continue in their typical masculine, red-meat conservative vein—Siegel directing more pictures about gun-wielding mavericks, Eastwood taking on more loner Westerns, four Dirty Harry sequels and those two movies he made with an orangutan—as their difficult third child The Beguiled would drift into relative obscurity.
|
|
"While Morningstar stated it never claimed its star ratings are not preordained to be a 'predictive measure,' many investors and advisors alike consciously drift into the realm of utilizing five-star-rated funds like a cat to catnip," said Jon W. Ulin, certified financial planner and managing principal of Ulin & Co. Wealth Management.
|
|
We did little to prevent the environmental destruction of our planet; we watched as our country plunged headlong into unwinnable wars, despite the lessons of Vietnam; we let this country drift into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, with no one held accountable; and oh yeah, we elected Donald Trump.
|
|
I think that it is very important that people begin to think for themselves again because without the ability to create an idea for themselves society is going to drift into a mind numbing state were nobody is even able to think for themself any more and there will be no variety in peoples opinions.
|
|
If the tones of do not drift into the control room of the submarine for three successive days, the commander and his executive officer will use their individual keys and unlock the outer and inner safes, and find the fate of Britain resting in a No. 10 Downing Street envelope instructing them exactly what, or perhaps not, to do.
|
|
After the carnage in Paris and Brussels, the laissez-faire approach that had allowed those clerics to proselytize, private Muslim schools to multiply in France, prisons to serve as incubators of jihadism, youths to drift to ISIS land in Syria and back, and districts like Molenbeek or Schaerbeek to drift into a void of negligence, has to cease.
|
|
But she's making a conscious decision to assist in her mother's suicide, partly to ease her pain but also because she knows her mother's death will strike an emotional chord with the delegates and give her the final boost she needs, just as that morphine provides the last push Elizabeth needs to drift into permanent sleep.
|
|
According to Rubin Naiman at the Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, parts of the brain can drift into sleep during the day, effectively making sleepwalkers of us all, or shut down entirely, producing a flash sleep that endures for milliseconds and is experienced merely as a fractional slip of attention or momentary blackout.
|
|
Kerry "personally engaged with Zarif on this issue to try to get to this outcome," a US official told the AP. Based on these quotes and other publicly available information, the narrative of events looks to be as follows: Two US boats on a training mission experienced a mechanical failure, which caused them to drift into Iranian territory.
|
|
As the bus crawls through Elephant and Castle, the world seems awash with greyness, and you'd happily drift into the eternal ether, willingly accept death's cold and final crush, smiling as you slide into satan's gaping gullet, you decide that you need to listen to some music, just to alleviate the sensation that you're quite excited for the forthcoming apocalypse.
|
|
Viewers were engaged by its distinctive if unusual threesome of announcers: Howard Cosell, a dyspeptic, easy-to-dislike commentator best known for boxing and his relationship with Muhammad Ali; Don Meredith, the mellow and mischievous former quarterback who could drift into song or wit; and Frank Gifford, the handsome football hero and straight man who tried to tame the other two.
|
|
So as you drift into the inevitability of debilitation and death, remember this: your kids will remember you for the good you did in their lives and perhaps, when you are a vanishing memory as they spin wildly towards a future that has no part in it for you they will remember that moment when you let them take funny pictures with a big plastic iPhone case and smile.
|
|
Ok, so the beardo-weirdo purists out there, in their yellow anoraks and their expensive trainers and their nice sweaters from those menswear shops that sell really high end versions of really basic staples, and their snake-oil tuned stereos and their crippling marijuana habits might object to this, but well, let them drift into a cloud of irrelevance: the best cosmic disco mix ever is Prins Thomas' Cosmo Galactic Prism.
|
|
Thus our rich and diverse states also often feature high poverty rates when their cost of living is considered, while second and third-generation immigrants often drift into the same stagnation as the white working class … … And they do so out of sight and mind for the winners in this system, who inhabit a world where they only see their fellow winners and their hard-working multiethnic service class.
|
|
The biggest worry is that we drift into what Neil Postman called a technocracy, a dystopian world where these companies are bigger, more powerful, wealthier than governments, and they're run by people who have drunk the Kool-Aid, who believe they're correct, who live in our echo chamber culture and who confuse the public and the private good as I think somebody like Mark Zuckerberg does and believes that whatever is in their interest and the interest of their company is in the interests of the world.
|
|
It's easy for a record like this—a loose concept record about a world gone and now only existing in our broken collective conscious, a laughable romance indescribably far from where we are now—to drift into appropriation or exist as a saccharine lament for the things we've lost, but Wall's grasp of songwriting (remarkably assured considering our dude wasn't able to drink when he released his debut three years ago) paints a landscape that's not only charmingly romantic, but actively responsive to the modern iterations of country western music.
|
|