Sentence examples for to get adrift from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to get adrift.

We're at home, we don't want to get adrift of the play-off positions and it's important we win football matches.

Run-in: Their home game against Crystal Palace on Saturday is massive for them - if they can win that then they are within three points of Palace, who are 13th, and their aim has to be not to get cut adrift and to bring as many teams into the mix as they can.

It's important not to get too far adrift".

The other half are Rohingyas, a long-persecuted Muslim minority, originally from Bangladesh but whose home is now in coastal Rakhine state in north-western Myanmar, where Rakhine officials and many from the Buddhist population are keen to get rid of them.In this section Adrift Lost generations How much longer can they satay?

Then again, I was trying to get rid of a damp-riddled hovel adrift from its own foundations the last time I moved.

But to the reader he is a symbol of all those adrift, floating and unable to get back where they belong and participate in the changing, fragmenting world around them.

The 'Quakes are in desperate need of a result to get back in the playoff discussion, eight points adrift of the red line.

As it turned out, although they had a little difficulty maintaining contact as they crawled, once adrift the ants showed a "remarkable ability" to get their six feet back on solid ground.

Moving between great sorrow and great joy, I felt adrift, in the middle of nowhere, struggling to get my bearings on reality.

Some days he was able to get stuck in but on others he was left a bit adrift, unsure of what he should or could be doing to help.