Then, as if the clock had started up again, the men and women cautiously reconfigured themselves into increasingly passionate couple dancing, only to
drift apart with three of the women left crumpled, detritus-like, on the floor.
Joking aside, I think you run the risk of living separate lives at the weekends, which in turn could make you
drift apart and spell disaster for your relationship.
If you don't, your lives may
drift apart, which would be sad for you both.
As people grow up, move away, have families or just
drift apart, they lose friendships at the rate of 1.
Richard Kane, founder and director of National Marriage Week, said: 'Couples who
drift apart do so because time together is pressured and unrewarding.
The discovery suggests that dipterocarps have existed for much longer than previously thought--even before the split of ancient landmasses over 80 million years ago, when South America and Africa began to
drift apart, the group asserts.
It is as if they were buoyed by an invisible body of water in which they bob and dip, bump and abut, overlap and
drift apart.
Shapiro says that once recombination between the X and Y was suppressed, they were free to
drift apart evolutionarily.
We just started to
drift apart, probably from about the beginning of the year.
Although this relationship is very important to both of us, I'm scared we'll
drift apart.
If you want results, you both have to put some effort in because, until you do, as you rightly say, you will
drift apart.
We used to live almost next door and had been seeing each other for nearly a year but I'm worried the distance may mean we'll
drift apart.
