Sentence examples for adrift along from inspiring English sources
They cut England adrift, along with the 16 countries that supported the proposal to delay the coronation.
Am I forever to be borne along, debris adrift on the flood tide, at the mercy of every eddying current?
His side had won just once in 17 games in all competitions before kick off and looked in danger of being cut adrift at the bottom of the table along with Blackpool, who are 10 points behind 21st-placed Brighton.
Adrift on the sea of ideas, it has weakly been pulled along in the wake of the Tory English nationalists.
William Bligh adrift, and set their ship ablaze, 8 of them, along with 6 Polynesian men, 12 Polynesian women and a small girl, landed on Pitcairn.
Europeans might envisage families in leaky boats adrift in the Mediterranean, or quietly determined crowds trekking northwards along highways.
The researchers suggest that the high tides refloated masses of icebergs traditionally stuck along the coastlines of Labrador and Newfoundland and sent them adrift into the North Atlantic shipping lanes.
They drift pleasingly along, like water finding its way through the landscape, or some small, vulnerable boat cast airily adrift on the sea.
McCarthy sends his characters along intersecting trajectories only to show how political and social forces can set them adrift.
