In commodity markets, spot gold drifted off to $1,501.50 .
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Marie snuggled into the covers and drifted off to sleep.
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But they eventually drifted off into separate crowds, Gorey's less wild.
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The American boats appear to have drifted off course, into Iranian waters.
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Tired but unable to sleep, I watched Johnny Carson and drifted off.
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As I drifted off, my body started leaning over to one side.
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The answer crystal clear, I drifted off: Elizabeth Warren and no other candidate.
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He thought about it for a long time, then drifted off to sleep.
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Eighteen seconds passed, until it seemed perhaps he had drifted off to sleep.
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In the last second of Spieth's round, his par putt drifted off the hole.
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The material could have drifted off into abstraction—e-mails, Benghazi, the Washington swamp.
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In commodity markets, spot gold drifted off to $1,498.6 from a recent high of $1,534.3.
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When his disability left him behind in conversations, he happily drifted off to them again.
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At the hospital I was put on the most uncomfortable bed ever and drifted off.
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Later, however, as I drifted off to sleep by myself, I still felt unseen, untouched.
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She drifted off the wall, unthinking, and found herself drifting with a host of other Adjectives.
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I often sleep poorly the night before a race; that night, I drifted off with ease.
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It was slightly more spacious than the first train, and I quickly drifted off to sleep.
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Just before I drifted off to sleep I was vaguely aware of her getting into bed.
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The greenback, however, drifted off the high as U.S. equities flagged and nudged down Treasury bond yields.
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They were college kids and independents, many of whom subsequently drifted off to a third-party nominee.
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I scrambled to look for the menu of canned responses, but my new friend had drifted off.
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We quieted him down and he drifted off and eventually so did I. But it wasn't for long.
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As he drifted off, I was aware that there was no longer any illusion that we all matched.
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When the last model drifted off the catwalk, Mr. Slimane, wearing a claret-tone blazer, took a rare bow.
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He was unable to process information and drifted off, and was unable to focus on questions being asked of him.
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Archie discovers where Cheryl has drifted off to and he beats the ice until his fist is a bloody mess.
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It's not yet clear at what point they drifted off course, or if they even understood they were off course.
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We watched "Romancing the Stone" and she rubbed my back until I drifted off — as if I were the baby.
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"You might well wonder if you drifted off and missed a scene here or there," she wrote in her review.
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It shows three children at their studies, one of whom has drifted off to sleep (Ukrainian Institute of America, Manhattan).
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How many children of the 90s drifted off to sleep with images of Slammin' Sammy and Big Mac dancing their heads?
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She drifted off to tend the empty tables away from us and we were alone in this 43,24-square-meter restaurant.
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I flipped past a Christian evangelist and a Singaporean cooking show, and drifted off to the sight of sumo wrestlers colliding.
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A week after the surgery, he came home early from work to rest and drifted off after taking his pain medication.
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I drifted off to sleep minutes after my head hit the pillow, and the experiment was off to a promising start.
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He had managed to get the blackened window open, and the fragrant square of stars consoled him as he drifted off.
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Fisher was with his girlfriend Gloria Govan when his 2015 Cadillac drifted off the road and rolled after hitting a guardrail.
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Regional currencies were mostly slightly in the red against the euro, except for the crown which drifted off Monday's 211.75-week lows.
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So that's why I drifted off and went to do the music thing in all of that, live that whole crazy life.
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The dollar drifted off to 111.18, while the euro climbed to $1.1289 and away from last week's 20-month trough of $1.1174.
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"Our relationships in the South Pacific have drifted off course," says Michael Wesley, a national-security expert at the Australian National University.
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No. Seeing Arches meant finding my own way, and working it out if (which is to say, when) I drifted off-course.
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I was so tired that I drifted off while the plane was still on the runway and woke up above the clouds.
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The dollar drifted off to 111.28, while the euro marked time at $1.1287 having bounced from last week's 20-month trough of $1.1174.
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A couple of times things drifted off course and had to be brought back, but overall I think we achieved the original concept.
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Dr. Havron, the trauma surgeon, had just drifted off to sleep after feeding his 4-day-old son when he received the call.
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We dreamed, woke up fitfully to new expanses of music, perhaps glanced at what Mr. Rich was doing onstage and drifted off again.
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When the closing marks concluded, CNN lingered on them as they stood at their podiums, collected their notes and eventually drifted off stage.
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My mind drifted off, and I thought about time before time, when the glaciers were receding and this country was gray and wet.
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Trying to ignore my (very, very, very) minor social media fame, I slid my phone under my pillow and drifted off to sleep.
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He went to his room, which he shared with his younger brother Madison, and chatted to him until he drifted off to sleep.
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The girl drifted off to rejoin her friends, leaving Korbin alone, wondering if a Chinese boy could ever find his footing in America.
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For a fleeting moment, she is afraid that her husband has abandoned her, drifted off with Jack Gatz to play poker in his study. . . .
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As she drifted off, she thought of the birds sleeping out in their nests, although by then they were no longer there; they'd already fled.
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The house had a new owner, the Chinese group Fosun International, and it wanted a turnaround before Lanvin drifted off to the land of irrelevance.
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That scenario soothed bicoastal Democrats in Los Angeles and Brooklyn as they drifted off to sleep to the murmuring sounds of Philip Glass and Terry Gross.
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Broader Asian shares drifted off as investors awaited more earnings reports from corporate America, while the dollar held firm, driving the Indian rupee about 14.23% lower.
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Roberson's car drifted off and struck a tree, while the suspect's vehicle, a red pickup truck, "took off like a bat out of hell," Hogan said.
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Mr. Lauer largely neglected to ask penetrating questions, call out falsehoods or insist on answers when it was obvious that Mr. Trump's responses had drifted off.
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I had seen the record on YouTube before so when I was scanning through them I spotted the record, threw that one on, and drifted off.
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After the presidential candidates delivered their closing remarks, CNN lingered on them as they stood at their podiums, collected their notes and eventually drifted off stage.
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As cheers drifted off into the air, and dusk fell on southwest London, tournament organizers added another name to the fourth round of the Wimbledon draw.
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After that bit of pampering, I donned one a plush robe and slipped into the cocoon of my Luxury Collection bed and drifted off to sleep.
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I set my alarm for 5 am and drifted off almost immediately, my body too tired to let my mind wander down its usual anxiety-laden paths.
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While exchanging introductions (before everyone drifted off), I asked a few of the women if they'd be willing to share their personal reasons for joining the march.
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And that night, as I lay in bed listening to the pouring rain outside, I drifted off fantasizing of ways to take it back to Cape Town.
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I eventually drifted off to sleep, embraced by the fiberglass hull, the ocean, the harbor and the low-slung island protecting everyone in the anchorage from the sea.
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In that time, he's released (as Nobody) ALMS, an often disconcertingly beautiful record that carries on—sonically, at least—where the sprawling Circle, Turn, Sun & Moon drifted off.
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Afterward, a few attendees lingered to talk and then drifted off, with the exception of one, a man, also in his 40s, who spoke impressively earlier that day.
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I said, "I just fucked a woman in Jamaica," and then I dried off and, still smiling from the memory of skin on skin, eventually drifted off to sleep.
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"That was great," said Travis Godfrey, a 21-year-old intern, as the children drifted off down the street, bouncing on the sidewalk, much happier than when they arrived.
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The 21 one-ton pallets of food aid were dropped from 23,000 feet above the city of Deir al-Zour, and subsequently drifted off course or were badly damaged.
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While no doubt stylish at the time, most of these sites have never updated their now laughably out of date design, and their once dedicated fans have largely drifted off.
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"Optimism of a resolution has drifted off into the distance as investors attempt to second-guess the next moves in the trade dispute," London Capital Group analyst Jasper Lawler said.
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"Optimism of a resolution has drifted off into the distance as investors attempt to second-guess the next moves in the trade dispute," London Capital Group analyst Jasper Lawler said.
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Last night, before I drifted off to sleep, I did the inevitable: Stared at Instagram, endlessly scrolling in an attempt to get to the stuff the algorithm refuses to show me.
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As I drifted off to sleep, I tried to think about what possible follow-up stories we could do about the way this conservative suburban area was responding to the attack.
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This is a recurring issue with NHL games, where the start times have drifted off over the years to the point where you just expect everything to be 2101 minutes late.
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As he drifted off to sleep, his muscles would relax and he would inevitably drop the balls on the floor and the noise from the fall would jolt him back to wakefulness.
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It was a workout for me as my companion, my 11-year-old son, comfy in his backrest-equipped spot, grew tired of paddling and drifted off to sleep at one point.
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As the buyers have drifted off, the sellers have also started to back away and the number of home listings is down 25 percent from a year ago, according to CoreLogic RP Data.
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Duncan Hutchison had to be rescued by the Coast Guard off New Jersey after his boat -- which he intended to row all the way to Scotland -- drifted off course because of bad weather.
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Every night I drifted off to its soothing slosh, and despite a minor disaster when it sprang a leak due to a rogue earring, I couldn't imagine sleeping on any other kind of bed.
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A. Both the Windows and Mac operating systems include several shortcuts for moving, resizing or organizing open windows that have drifted off the screen — or are buried under other open files, folders and programs.
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Soon after I returned home to New York, the first message landed with a "PING!" at full volume, a few hours after I had drifted off, exhausted from a hectic night in the newsroom.
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Even this week, as he highlighted the new trade agreement, which he is calling the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or U.S.M.C.A., he drifted off to other subjects, as he is wont to do.
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As I slowly drifted off, I thought of the closing lines of Manuel Puig's "The Kiss of the Spider Woman," when two lovers speak to each other through the strange haze of a dream.
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Djokovic destroyed a racquet as his form drifted off and his energy stores appeared depleted even though the players were enjoying a respite from the intense heat that has been fuelling bushfires across Australia.
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Aides found Mr. Clinton absently playing with old campaign buttons, and at a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus, it fell to an adviser to conduct the discussion while the president's mind drifted off.
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The boats had drifted off course, but one was also suffering engine trouble, making it impossible for the Americans to back off rapidly and return to international waters when armed Iranian naval boats approached them.
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If we were partners with you in a small business, and were charged with running the place, you would want to look in occasionally to make sure we hadn't drifted off into la-la land.
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She had drifted off with the pillow in her arms earlier that evening, but through the natural course of the night on our queen-size bed, she'd discarded it into the scant space between us.
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For more than a decade, she'd nursed a dream of becoming a real writer, quietly scribbling away with reddened eyes and a cup of coffee late at night after her daughter Mia had drifted off.
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The one and only time I drove on a dual carriageway, I was so desperate to sneeze (and so terrified of the results) that I panicked, drifted off into a slipway, and nearly burst into tears.
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Last Friday, an Ohio woman wept inside an Akron courtroom while addressing the parents of the teenage girls she killed in 2017 when her car drifted off the road and struck them because she was texting.
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In 2015, Noreika led a case study in which a retired professor of literature came to his lab for 10 sessions during which the professor would fall asleep and report his experiences as he drifted off.
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I'd been a beer leaguer for twenty-five years and could still contribute here and there, and even, with crafty editing, create a mind's-eye reel of my highlights to play as I drifted off to sleep.
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"We've stopped being the party of limited government, economic freedom, individual responsibility ... and kind of drifted off to fight the culture wars," said Flake, who announced late last year that he would not run for re-election.
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The first time I listened to the album was on a short visit to my hometown in Colorado, putting it on in the dark one night as I drifted off while staying at my girlfriend's old house.
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However, the bait is not easily dissolved in water, the service says and any bait that drifted off would only have "temporary and localized reductions in water quality," with no long-term effects to water quality and animals.
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She and her boyfriend, Hunter Hanks, were driving to Tennessee from Florida just after the new year when their car drifted off the road, crashing into a pillar on a bridge while they were going 85 miles per hour.
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The boats had drifted off course, but one was also suffering engine trouble, making it impossible for the Americans to rapidly back off and return to international waters when they were approached by armed Iranian naval boats, the official said.
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As I drifted off to sleep, I imagined a life swept clean of my grubby, needy possessions and instead envisioned a new, improved one that was sparely accessorized by Ms. Schmidt's resilient and independent succulents, neutral art prints and soft baskets.
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A game of cat-and-mouse, as England supporters moved on to gather elsewhere and sing defiantly at police, eventually broke up in the small hours as fans drifted off in anticipation of the game against Wales in Lens at 3 p.m.
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In an editor's note about the series, NRA Family writes: Editor's Note: Most of us probably grew up having fairy tales read to us as we drifted off to sleep...Did any of them ever make your rest a little bit uneasy?
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I undid her swaddle, strapped the tiny sock, called the Owlet Smart Sock, to her tiny foot, redid her swaddle, checked my phone for her oxygen level, which registered an encouraging 98 percent, and drifted off, musing about the missing 2 percent.
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On the group's return trip to Utila, they drifted off course – it was never determined whether it was a gas shortage or mechanical problem that was to blame – and they were found by the U.S. Coast Guard four days later, adrift in the ocean.
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Earlier in Asia, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan drifted off 13 percent, having bounced 21 percent in the past three sessions, with markets consolidating in the hope an upswing in global growth could outlast a likely hike in U.S. interest rates this week.
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I'm not sure how long I sat there on a tree stump, watching a man play these creeping tones into the cool September night—I may have, in all honesty, drifted off for some of it—but it was a moment of peace amid the festival's chaos.
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If you've ever daydreamed or been immersed in a film or a book, or gone for a walk or a drive, and kind of forgotten how you got there because you've drifted off into this relaxed daydream-type state, that, in effect, is what hypnosis is like.
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Bertie Wooster, for example, rarely went back to Jeeves's apartment for a glass of St-Germain topped up with Mello Yello, and I'm pretty sure that Don Quixote, whatever his true feelings, never murmured "I love you" to Sancho Panza as they drifted off to sleep.
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Korda spent an age lining up the putt as an anxious Jessica looked on from behind the green, but her effort soon drifted off target as she was left to be consoled by her sister and ponder what might have been after a torturous near-miss.
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When Close and I drifted off to chat privately, she spent her time rustling through piles of art supplies and boxes stacked in a room at the western end of the second floor, which she and Close at first explained as having something to do with her changing studios.
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Even while watching the movie as an adult, the second that haunting, teasing refrain started playing as Pee-wee drifted off in the hospital (where he goes after crashing through a highway billboard following the famous "Tequila" scene in the biker bar), I tensed up, knowing it was coming.
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We did have a talk about how, in the second arc, in particular with the backmatter [the part of comic books where the creators respond to readers' feedback and questions and include notes and essays about the context of their work], we have drifted off course a little bit, and we want to course-correct.
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The show was up, installation complete, the opening was the next night, she'd fought her last obligatory battles with her gallerist, Elena, about placement and press release, they'd made up over a drink, she'd taken an Uber she couldn't afford from Chelsea back to the Lower East Side apartment she couldn't afford to get some sleep, only to realize—just as she'd drifted off into the dream in which her mentor, Katrin, arrives unannounced from Kraków, bearing news Sonia always wakes before she can receive—that she'd made a terrible mistake.
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