to be adrift造句

• "They appear to be adrift, and it's not surprising that people would speculate about a change in management ."
• In addition, at either end of the income spectrum, girls face so many negative forces that, at times, whole communities seem to be adrift.
• Last November, those perceptions led voters to reject a new constitution strongly supported by President Sali Berisha, a former cardiologist whose administration appears to be adrift.
• In recent days, the Argentine bond and stock markets have plummeted, and bank deposits have dropped as the government has delayed policy announcements and appeared to be adrift.
• On 31 December 1945, was reported to be adrift in the Mozambique Channel, north east of Durban, South Africa . " Empire Conrad " went to her assistance.
• On that same day, late in the afternoon, the GPS data showed her to be adrift . The investigators also recovered a video recording that showed footage taken by the crew during their trip.
• Now, with Berlin reunited and the Soviet bloc a thing of the past, the festival seems to be adrift in the no man's land that divides the global movie industry between the United States and the rest of the world.