Sentence examples for became adrift from inspiring English sources

While being passed astern one of the boats broke the painter and became adrift.

A few weeks into the journey, the family hit a series of storms that severely damaged their boat, causing them to become adrift for 91 days. .

Western (and particularly American) society, they charge, has become amoral, adrift, and degenerate.

Managerless Swansea's record of four wins in five against United forms the backdrop to a weekend when defeat could see United start to become cut adrift.

The decision, announced in Parliament, was a setback for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and seemed certain to deepen criticism that his administration had become increasingly adrift and ineffective.

It is this learned abstraction that creates alienation – humans are no longer embedded in a world of social relations but become estranged, adrift in a world of indifferent things.

Brown appears to be on his way out of Pittodrie having become cast adrift from his team-mates.

Even when measured by its own standards, EDM has also become culturally adrift, the genre's economic bloat (and possible implosion) paired with a stymied creative landscape.

"How do you cut him adrift?" It became a crusade.

A young neurologist, distracted and adrift, becomes obsessed with a Holocaust denier who changed his mind.

While Ms. Adamolekun's story starts out like that of any hard-luck immigrant, her problems soon became much worse than being adrift in a strange country.