Sentence examples for pretty adrift from inspiring English sources
In the eighties, I was newly divorced, I was writing 'Cider House,' I was not well behaved in the girlfriend situation, and I remember coming out of here at nine o'clock and feeling pretty adrift".
Consequently, I've been somewhat adrift.
"Having said that, from the start of this year Bush's economic agenda has been pretty much adrift".
Ms. Hemingway plays Jane, a pretty young thing adrift in the San Fernando Valley of California.
That is the reality; I'm pretty much out to lunch, out to sea, adrift".
In fact, he could have ridden right out of McCarthy's "All the Pretty Horses," with its three aspiring young cowboys adrift in malevolent lands.
Vivian Ward, Julia Roberts's character in Pretty Woman, spends most of the movie as a lone prostitute, adrift in the world of LA's super-wealthy.
Hannah Gastonguay referred to the beginning of their journey as "cruising" and "pretty exciting," to being battered by intense weather as "squall after squall after squall," and to being adrift in a heavily damaged boat as a "twilight zone".
Hannah Gastonguay referred to the beginning of their journey as "cruising" and "pretty exciting," to being battered by intense weather as "squall after, after squall, after squall," and to being adrift in a heavily damaged boat as a "twilight zone".
All the pretty bodies rolling around, under and over the sheets in "Unmade Beds," an intimate, tender feature about two young Europeans adrift in and out of a London squat, similarly failed to rouse interest among American buyers.
