Sentence examples for goes adrift from inspiring English sources

Without her, the book goes adrift, as if it has lost its anchor.

The work sailed off into the realm of the public, but it's like when a big ship goes adrift – where will it end up?

He boards an ocean liner, and it goes adrift; he stands in front of a house, and a wall falls down around him; fianac es and boulders chase him down a hill.

But Daniel went adrift.

Saturday the coach went adrift.

By 1916 the writing had gone adrift.

You take away your anchor and you go adrift.

But the program had gone adrift long before that.

Denver's plan to run Portis went adrift.

There's plenty of range here, but Schaefer knows his sound and doesn't go adrift.

Then, last month, a drill ship dragged anchor and went adrift, nearly colliding with the Alaskan shore.