Sentence examples for another adrift from inspiring English sources
Often my characters are somewhat cut loose from the world, often desperate one way or another, adrift in the margins, or as Frank O'Connor might've put it, submerged.
But, with the "stone" in question a colossal boulder and the artist no stranger to unconventional ideas — Mr. Zhan has scaled Mount Everest to leave one of his stainless steel rock sculptures at its summit, set another adrift on the Yellow Sea and tried (unsuccessfully) to launch a stainless steel "meteorite" into orbit — the project proved anything but simple.
The American Daniel Berger is a shot behind Knox after a third round of 67, with Italy's Francesco Molinari and the American Bill Haas another stroke adrift on 12 under.
Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez, India's Shiv Kapur and Americans Dustin Johnson, Brandt Snedeker and 1996 champion Tom Lehman ended another stroke adrift on three under.
That allowed Webber to close the gap behind him to 0.8sec, with Button another four seconds adrift, followed by Kubica and Michael Schumacher who, after another disappointing qualifying, made up three places from his 11th-placed start.
Rewilding was half a length behind At First Sight, while Jan Vermeer was another four lengths adrift in fourth.
while she swam to the destroyer Zulu, where, after another 20 minutes adrift, she was plucked from the water.
The latter is a disturbing account of stolen memories; one man who appropriates the identity of another, the other adrift in a "cognac-soaked trance".
Mr. Talt plays Nick, a young man who seems born for another time, cast adrift in New York's hookup culture when all he really wants is a real, lasting relationship.
The memo was "a masterpiece of corkscrew thinking," Macintyre writes, laying out 51 schemes for deceiving the Germans at sea, including one to drop soccer balls coated with phosphorus to attract submarines, and another to set adrift tins of booby-trapped treats.
However, Dundee United are in close attendance - another three points adrift.
