Sentence examples similar to two months adrift from inspiring English sources

The passengers on the Titanic complained about a night in a lifeboat, but Captain Bligh was set adrift in one for two months after his crew mutinied.

The more than 600 survivors on one boat had been adrift for more than two months and 100 more had been killed in fighting among the passengers.

The Scotland manager is not blessed with options and there is little point in casting Ferguson adrift four months before the squad regroups.

Ushered into the chairman's office of the Securities and Exchange Commission nearly six months ago to revive an agency that was adrift in political storms, plagued by insufficient resources and overwhelmed by corporate filings, Mr. Donaldson set about to reshape the agency.

A mere seventeen months later, however, Abram abruptly resigned, leaving the university adrift during one of the most tumultuous periods in its history.

Cut adrift by snow for up to nine months a year, winter temperatures here fall to negative 45 degrees.

Cut adrift by snow for up to nine months a year, winter temperatures here fall to -45°.

Adrift for most of the season's three months after the loss of seniors Jordin Canada, Monique Billings and Kelli Hayes, UCLA found itself in the desert.

PHOTOS: Adrift between two countries It had been nine months since Luna was deported from the U.S., where he had lived since his mother smuggled him from Mexico when he was a toddler.

Yet eight months on, the most populous and influential Arab country risks running adrift.

The 53-year-old lasted only four months as permanent boss, following title winner Claudio Ranieri in being ruthlessly cut adrift by the club's owners.