"adrift of" or "adrift in"?
| O'Leary and Burrows were 1:31 adrift of that time. |
| Ireland were in 12th spot, two places adrift of Cuba. |
| Menu sits between the pair, 35 points adrift of Huff. |
| They were a place behind Newcastle United and 25 points adrift of the Manchester clubs. |
| Currently, Chelsea are five points adrift of fourth place after Spurs drew 1-1 with Stoke. |
| The result left Pools in disarray, seven points adrift of Bury at the bottom of League One. |
| Night Smoke, in the wars early, ran on well but was a length and a half adrift of Highview Dasher at the line in 29. |
| Puneet Yadav was getting a rare outing due to Kanitkar's injury and Rajasthan were still 85 runs adrift of the lead. |
| We're currently seventh, less than a point adrift of Argentina, while Wales, Samoa and Scotland are all just behind us. |
| She looks so adrift in this show. |
| We are adrift in a nihilist crisis. |
| Pedrosa is 19 points adrift in third. |
| Sometimes it can get lonely, as a little blue helicopter adrift in an underground maze. |
| Adrift in Tokyo Fumiya is a student with no friends or family, leading a lazy lifestyle. |
| When cast adrift in the open ocean, they are the ones most likely to be utterly destroyed. |
| I might give the motor/compressor a gentle clonk with a mallet to see if something has come adrift in transit, Andy. |
| Another foreign vessel, which had been adrift in the sea for several weeks, washed ashore in Gujarat a few days ago. |
| Adrift in memory is that faceless man who set aside his beer and mumbled onto the dock to climb to the highest tier. |
| Ultimately, he is a figure neither apart nor integrated, adrift in the space between the personal and the impersonal. |
| Sayed Ibrahim took third spot, just 4 pins adrift on 1928. |
| Petrick and Nation settled for Silver, 50 pins adrift on 2416. |
| The princess was placed inside a boat and set adrift on the sea. |
| The Portuguese are second in the group, three adrift on six points from three games, and. |
| Winzer was some 10-12 seconds adrift on her own with the main chase pack a long way behind. |
| But she had vowed to kill him! So she placed him in a cradle and set him adrift on the river. |
| But the servant that was ordered to kill them instead took pity on them, and set the boys adrift on the Tiber River. |
| I know he keeps saying he's targeting the Olympics, but it's really sad to see him adrift on the run-in to Cap d'Agde. |
| Leave the dismembered weeds adrift on the soil surface for the sun to desiccate and they will break down into the soil. |
| The Portuguese are second in the group, three adrift on six points from three games, and in of more match-winning magic. |
| He was cut adrift from his protective family. |
| They are already four points adrift from safety. |
| Both appear to be cast adrift from their own lives. |
| But that day will never arise, they are far too adrift from the central tenets of the faith. |
| Actually, if I'd honest, he'd be cut adrift from the others as I almost celebrated his departure. |
| But now that the Hawaiians had been set adrift from the old ways, Hawaiian culture fell into chaos. |
| Earlier in the week, a number of Nova Scotia boats were cut loose and set adrift from three of the island's wharves. |
| Therefore, the Irish Literary Theatre by its surrender to the trolls has cut itself adrift from the line of advancement. |
| In two weeks time we might find oursleves out of the UCL, 10 points adrift from the top, with only the FA Cup to fight for. |
| Michell was at this time cut adrift from the manor and sold separately to Sir Reynfry Arundell, who died lord of it in 1288. |
| I am, so to speak, academically adrift at Teddy Hall. |
| It's a strange place to exist in, I feel adrift at times. |
| When I lost my Kindle, I was like a person set adrift at sea. |
| With QPR languishing 4 points adrift at the foot of the table, it is hardly a surprise. |
| Locnamon Bridie stuck gamely to her task and was just two lengths adrift at the line in 28. |
| Just 8 points from your opening 19 games, and you are 10 points adrift at the bottom of League 1. |
| Sunderland were 2pts adrift at the bottom of the table, yet had to meet 3rd placed Man Utd and then leaders, Liverpool. |
| The other is the race at the bottom, with UCD beating Dundalk, leaving Dundalk six points adrift at the foot of the table. |
| If your boat or craft capsizes or becomes adrift at sea do not try to swim ashore but rather stay with the floating structure. |
| In the May edition of DIVER, I put together an overview of hi-tech solutions for locating divers lost or adrift at the surface. |
| Lovelock's calculation is adrift by a multiple of around 250. |
| More pragmatism needed or they will be cut adrift by New Year. |
| In the end we ended up with the account adrift by an undefinable DM 70 or so. |
| She had also been cast adrift by Cameron, formerly part of the same Oxfordshire social circle. |
| The 50 Sri Lankan asylum seekers were discovered adrift by fisherman near the Mentawai Islands. |
| I may not want to support the code, but that's better than getting set adrift by the seller's bankruptcy. |
| Jane Pena co-piloted one of two rescue choppers to the site and found one sailor adrift by himself wearing an insulated suit called a Gumby suit. |
| Notice that the men who rule us today would want Ninoy's name to be swept adrift by the four winds, pillaged of its heroism and nobility, forgotten. |
| Since we can't possibly exist alone - small boat cut adrift by the captain's misjudgments - the European mooring is the one we have to re-establish. |
| Gibson put the onus on Bangladesh to still play positive cricket, the hosts yet being adrift by 72 runs in the first innings with four wickets in hand. |
| Now, I've been set adrift with no ship in sight. |
| Defeat would cut them adrift with just three games to play. |
| They have become sheep who are adrift with no guiding principles. |
| Invalidate that and you leave them adrift with nothing to hold on to. |
| One moment his eyes were shut, his heart melted and adrift with sorrow. |
| We're definitely not getting promoted though, as we're 8 points adrift with 3 matches left. |
| Stevenage now occupy the final playoff spot, and Brentford are five points adrift with two games left. |
| Her imagination is adrift with how she envisions Lazarus and Nauria? s duel, with herself into the latter? s role. |
| Kirk and the Enterprise never found Botany Bay adrift with its sinister sleeping cargo in this iteration of reality. |
| We are now a ship set adrift with the unspecified notion that somehow, we will find a new set of values and principles. |
| It was known that Prendick had been cast adrift after the ship he was on sank. |
| Els was six shots adrift after leaving two in 36, but passed under with birdies at 10, 12 and 14. |
| Chelsea remain top of the table, but Manchester City are only a point adrift after a narrow win against Swansea at the Etihad Stadium. |
| Instead, it cost him a double-bogey six -- and instead of being a shot adrift of leader Adam Scott, he was three adrift after a three-under-par 67. |
| Having beaten Anzhi 1-0 at Anfield two weeks ago, Liverpool surrendered a two-point lead over their Russian rivals and are now a point adrift after four games. |
| South Korea's Sun Young Yoo, part of a trio sharing the first-round lead, thought whe was two shots adrift after a 70 but was assessed a one-shot penalty for an improper drop. |
| The men had been adrift for twenty seven days. |
| I lived adrift for a while, looking for my tribe. |
| Creedon's second last cracked right to leave him ninety metres adrift for the decisive throws. |
| Westminster has been trying to set us adrift for some time now, chipping away at the relationship, trying to break the bonds between us. |
| The boats had been adrift for about a week without fuel but it has food supplies for a few more days (Sunday Observer: 9 September 2012). |
| Replacement Ethan Davies notched a penalty for Bedwas shortly before the break to leave the home side four points adrift for a second half with only 14 men. |
| Their Majesties can then be thrown into row boats and set adrift into the Atlantic. |
| Jeff S Put all liberals into one tiny state like Rhode Island and set them adrift into the Atlantic Ocean. |
| Doom nearly cast the Baxter Building into the sun, but the Sub-Mariner turned on him and Doom was cast adrift into space. |
| And doing this while the dole queues grow ever longer and our young people are cast adrift like a parody of a Malthusian solution to our problem. |
| If we were getting cast adrift like QPR in the Premier League I could understand some of the panic a little more, but we're not even in the relegation zone yet. |
| In a dual 1980s nod, Aladeen is cut adrift like Eddie Murphy in Coming to America, before he's taken in by a good woman, as happens to Dan Aykroyd in Trading Places. |
| Teodoro was again applauded when he said that without a strong foundation, the ship of state would be? adrift like a ship without a rudder, propeller and heading nowhere. |
| However, Bashar al-Assad is adrift to the precipice, which is every despot's destination. |
| Wine Spectator and the James Beard Awards need to be set adrift to where outed grifters go. |
| However, its profit were adrift to America for many being due to the politics of the vegetable oil diligence claiming that all flooded fats are bad. |
| I would be cut adrift without it. |
| Even though I am 51, I feel quite adrift without them, especially my mom. |
| Hooray! You're back! I have been so adrift without the internet at home that I totally missed this post. |
| We want men of solid experience, who will anchor minds and not send them adrift without chart or compass. |
| Personally I think Jake is a figment of OS's imagination and OS is a ship adrift without a captain, a metaphor you can relate to, Cappy. |
| Cresswell's nightmare is a big ship adrift without power amid the towering swells of a Force 10 storm at the crowded entrance to the English Channel. |
| We are all tethered to the internet in some fashion -- being adrift without it can be a painful experience (some may experience feelings of anxiety). |
| John: Yeah! It's just like being becalmed out there -- just floating; adrift without any steerage or direction, Peter: It's difficult to know what to do with ourselves. |
| As much as I agree with the underlying philosophy of self reliance and prudent financial management I know California can not not be set adrift without damage to our entire Union. |
| When the trawler developed engine trouble the human trafficker crew had abandoned it and it was adrift without food and water and the 52 passengers were in a pitiful state of dehydration. |