When my focus
drifts back toward my sight (it's a red dot sight on my pistol), I find my shots land on the front leading edge or rear edge of the target, because I lose connection with the target.
WHEN I look out and see the snow My mind
drifts back to long ago To the times when I was still quite young And playing in snow was lots of fun We'd sledge and slide both night and day And hope the snow was here to stay We'd build a snowman round and stout And knock the icicles from the spout.
SIR - Welsh Secretary Peter Hain's warning that we would face "savage cuts if Wales
drifts back to Tory rule" ("Public funding faces the big squeeze", Monday July 6) gives us another strong incentive to vote for an independent Wales.
Her mind
drifts back some fifty years to people she has known.
On the ferry, Nana gets all nostalgic, and her mind
drifts back to how she and William met - seemingly in a wartime cliche of headscarves and munitions factories.
He turns to his right and
drifts back, then realizes his mistake and turns left, but it is too late.
Elsewhere, moisture evaporating from warm-core eddies that are shed into the North Atlantic by the Gulf Stream can produce a thick ocean fog if the moisture
drifts back over cold water and condenses.
The QB takes a five-step drop, then
drifts back, brings the defense to him, and dumps the ball off to a screen receiver.
Her scruffy, ne'er-do-well brother (Mark Ruffalo)
drifts back to borrow money, lingers to bond with his nephew, and perhaps realizes that vagabond independence may not be the best course for his life.
So Louise Stewart sits in her Burbank home Wednesday and mentally
drifts back to the days she spent a lifetime trying to forget.
Instead, armed only with a single pen and a journal, she simply
drifts back into her memory.
