We are still adrift in a large, shifting, mysterious (to us) universe.
There were men of all kinds of curious types who, floating about like boats adrift from their anchorage, occasionally invaded my little room.
The seas are full of the cast-offs of humanity, from tub toys that have fallen off container ships to boats swept away in storms to bottled messages deliberately set adrift.
The boat of refugees was turned adrift by order of the guard.
British naval officer who as captain of the ty was set adrift by his mutinous crew during a voyage to Tahiti(1789).
Two Aussies are adrift in a lifeboat.
After John's involvement with the police he has been cast adrift by nearly all of his friends.
He turns you adrift on the world with surprising alacrity.
Her husband felt adrift after failing to win re-election, she said. He would often interrupt her while she was at work in her home office, asking her to have a cup of coffee with him and chat.
So far, no currencies have collapsed; no country has defaulted; no banks have faced runs, or been cut adrift by foreign owners.
肯尼亞提供了諸多狩獵旅行的機會，其中就包括馬賽馬拉，或者你可以前往烏干達的坎帕拉，試試接近白尼羅河真正源頭(adrift . ug)的激流漂流。
No longer, in terms of emotional controllability, are we ships adrift.
His teacher described him as "mentally slow, unsociable and adrift forever in his foolish dreams".
