Sentence examples for adrift much from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, they have cut adrift much of the deadwood that weighed them down for so long.
As the era of the space shuttle winds down — two, perhaps three shuttle flights remain — a clash of visions over what should come next has kept the space agency adrift for much of the past year.
But inside the house on Berkeley Street, Max was beginning to feel very much adrift.
In their early 30s, both are adrift, not doing much of anything with their lives other than dating unavailable men.
"Having said that, from the start of this year Bush's economic agenda has been pretty much adrift".
But she felt very much adrift at Spelman: "I paid as much attention to Russian literature as many of the other girls paid to makeup, clothing and boys".
Phil Mickelson, at 11 under par, is five adrift and very much part of this discussion as he seeks what would be a fourth Masters success.
Hearts are very much adrift at the bottom having started the season with a 15-point deduction because of insolvency problems.
Casting them adrift to die is much worse.
Atlantic City's casinos were open, but the boardwalk was adrift in snow, and much of the city was shut down.
