1. Some of these girls might, however, drift away again when they reach their crisis period.

2. If the system started to drift away from the requirements of a coral reef, Gomez would flush the trays.

3. a population drift away from rural areas.

4. He let the subject drift away.

5. Drift away. My place is with them now.

6. You monitor things and make sure I don't drift away.

7. Latin America's drift away from a US-led drug war stems partly from Colombia and Mexico's suffering and partly from growing boldness in challenging the gringo superpower.

8. That's important because consumers are likely to drift away if conversations peter out or if they feel that their voices are lost in a chaotic flood of comments.

9. As children grow up, they drift away from their parent's views.

10. If you 'zone out', you mentally drift away from the place you are currently, and go off into empty, dreamy space.

11. Each follows the inputs nearer to it and tends to drift away from other nodes.

12. Now that managed funds are doing somewhat better, will investors drift away from index funds?

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13. After several weeks of disrupted business, the dealers began to drift away.

14. According to our panel all three parties, including Labour, seemed to drift away from the issue as the campaign progressed.

15. The sailors cast the boat off and allowed it to drift away on the tide.

16. Actually the entire audience competes, praises the race horse to drift away outside team's tactical system.

17. On his 1997 track "Morphine" — an unusually discordant Jackson song — he sings, "Close your eyes and drift away Demerol ... Today he's taking twice as much Demerol."

18. Friendships and go, people move into our lives for a while and then they drift away.

19. Friendships come and go, people move into our lives and then they drift away.