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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
drift .
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Examples
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The sound of my name drifted off, and then, I was asleep.
Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997
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The sound of my name drifted off, and then, I was asleep.
Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997
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The sound of my name drifted off, and then, I was asleep.
Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997
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The sound of my name drifted off, and then, I was asleep.
Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997
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It's fundamentally at the heart of how you connect with voters, who clearly drifted from the Democratic Party last night.
Have Democrats Lost Faith In Faith-Based Outreach? Josh Fleet 2010
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It's fundamentally at the heart of how you connect with voters, who clearly drifted from the Democratic Party last night.
Have Democrats Lost Faith In Faith-Based Outreach? The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Well Michael Cera was in Youth in Revolt which drifted from the source material a bit, but primarily it honored it and I thought it was an amazing adaptation.
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It's fundamentally at the heart of how you connect with voters, who clearly drifted from the Democratic Party last night.
Have Democrats Lost Faith In Faith-Based Outreach? Josh Fleet 2010
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I am sorry to say this, but history says this happened under President Bush's watch; history says that he drifted from the true focus point of where we needed to be.
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It's fundamentally at the heart of how you connect with voters, who clearly drifted from the Democratic Party last night.
Have Democrats Lost Faith In Faith-Based Outreach? The Huffington Post News Team 2010
Louises commented on the word drifted
The Hunter by the cage retrained his gun on me. It had drifted a little during the beheading. From "The Last Werewolf" by Glen Duncan.
March 29, 2012