100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "drift"
Definition
Drift (verb): To be carried slowly by a current of air or water; to move aimlessly or without a fixed course; to change gradually or to shift from one place to another.
Synonyms
- Float
- Glide
- Wander
- Roam
- Flow
- Drift away
- Veer
- Shift
- Meander
- Segue
Antonyms
- Steer
- Direct
- Control
- Stabilize
- Anchor
- Fix
- Stay
- Remain
Examples
- The leaves began to drift down from the trees as autumn approached.
- She let her thoughts drift as she watched the clouds move across the sky.
- The boat would drift gently along the river as they relaxed.
- He could feel his focus drift away during the long meeting.
- The conversation began to drift into uncomfortable territory.
- As the night went on, the music seemed to drift into the background.
- I watched the icebergs drift silently in the ocean.
- The smell of fresh bread made my thoughts drift back to childhood.
- The car began to drift off the road due to the icy conditions.
- She felt her energy drift away after a long day at work.
- The kite began to drift higher into the sky with the wind.
- They would often drift apart after spending time apart.
- The memories of that day would always drift back to him.
- He could feel his consciousness drift into sleep.
- The clouds began to drift together, signaling an impending storm.
- The paper airplane would drift gracefully through the air.
- I could see my thoughts drift like leaves in the breeze.
- As she spoke, her voice began to drift into a whisper.
- The fisherman watched his line drift in the water.
- The ship would drift for hours before reaching the shore.
- His attention began to drift from the task at hand.
- The scent of lavender made her mind drift to a peaceful place.
- The children watched the balloons drift away into the sky.
- The conversation seemed to drift off topic frequently.
- The snowflakes would drift softly to the ground.
- I felt my resolve drift as the deadline approached.
- The melody began to drift in and out of my consciousness.
- The leaves would drift across the path in the autumn wind.
- I often let my thoughts drift during meditation.
- The runner had to fight against the urge to drift off course.
- They would drift in and out of sleep throughout the night.
- The tides caused the boat to drift further from the harbor.
- The artist's brush would drift across the canvas effortlessly.
- He watched the stars drift across the night sky.
- The fog began to drift in, obscuring the view.
- She felt her energy drift away as the sun set.
- The balloon began to drift away from the party.
- The conversation would often drift into philosophical topics.
- I could hear the waves drift against the shore.
- As he spoke, his words seemed to drift into silence.
- The old memories would always drift back to her.
- He tried to keep his thoughts from drifting into negativity.
- The butterfly would drift from flower to flower.
- The current caused the boat to drift downstream.
- As the music played, I felt my mind drift away.
- The clouds continued to drift lazily across the sky.
- The conversation began to drift into small talk.
- Time seemed to drift by as they enjoyed each other's company.
- He could feel his attention drift during the lecture.
- The smoke from the campfire would drift upwards.
- The ship began to drift off course during the storm.
- I allowed my imagination to drift into fantasy.
- The children watched the leaves drift down from the trees.
- The scent of coffee made my thoughts drift towards breakfast.
- The snow would drift across the fields in the winter wind.
- She could feel her thoughts drift as she stared at the wall.
- The hot air balloon would drift high above the valley.
- He felt himself drift into a daydream during the lecture.
- The shadows began to drift longer as the sun set.
- The car began to drift on the wet pavement.
- I let my mind drift as I listened to the rain.
- The thoughts would often drift in and out of focus.
- The river continued to drift peacefully past the town.
- She watched the petals drift away in the wind.
- The idea began to drift away as he lost interest.
- I felt my energy drift as the day wore on.
- The clouds would drift away to reveal the sun.
- The whispers began to drift through the room.
- He felt the boat drift gently on the lake.
- The conversation would sometimes drift into silence.
- The stars seemed to drift across the night sky.
- She allowed her thoughts to drift as she relaxed.
- He could feel his focus start to drift during the long meeting.
- The sun began to drift lower in the sky.
- The leaves would drift across the ground with the breeze.
- The gentle current made the canoe drift downstream.
- I let my mind drift as I listened to the music.
- The fog began to drift in from the sea.
- The train seemed to drift through the countryside.
- The butterfly would drift from one flower to another.
- The clouds began to drift together, forming a storm.
- The memories would often drift back to her during quiet moments.
- She could feel her thoughts drift into a more positive space.
- The car started to drift as the driver lost control.
- The conversation began to drift towards politics.
- The boat would drift with the tide, moving slowly.
- I often let my thoughts drift during meditation.
- The shadows began to drift across the ground.
- The music would drift softly through the air.
- The leaves would drift down in a beautiful display.
- As the sun began to set, the colors would drift across the sky.
- He tried to keep his thoughts from drifting into despair.
- The waves would drift gently onto the shore.
- She felt her concentration drift as the noise increased.
- The scent of lilacs made her mind drift to summer days.
- The hot air balloon would drift over the valley.
- The snow would drift in the wind, creating a magical scene.
- The conversation would often drift away from the topic.
- The flowers would drift in the gentle breeze.
- They watched the stars drift overhead as they lay on the grass.