Sentence examples for are adrift at from inspiring English sources

Bristol are adrift at the bottom with a trip to Robinson's former club Bath next.

"It allows you surreptitiously establish a commonality which can then form the basis of future witty repartee, without a commonality/touchstone/thing to hold her attention you are adrift at sea [metaphorically]." Anyone else know what Simon is on about?

And at the moment the Lib Dems are adrift at about 10% in the opinion polls.

It is unclear how many boats full of people are adrift at sea, but rights group say thousands of migrants are probably stranded.

In contrast, Blackpool are in a perilous position, having won just once in their last 12 league matches, and are adrift at the bottom by seven points.

Relegation looms St Mirren and Hamilton were adrift at the bottom for much of last season, with the latter eventually dropping into the First Division.

On the other hand, people loaded with derivatives or strange model portfolios were adrift, at the mercy of the elements.

Charlton have only won six of their 30 league games this season but, despite being adrift at the foot of the table, have four games in hand on Millwall, who are in 21st place.

"They were adrift at the bottom of the league, hadn't won a home game all season, 40-odd pros in the dressing room and they were haemorrhaging money.

Hughes was replaced by Harry Redknapp, with the former Tottenham boss implying he would not spend much money on transfers in January if they were adrift at the bottom of the table.

So British drug policy is adrift at sea.