Examples of using Adrift in English and their translations into Russian
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It was a cruel thing, Bart… to set a poor, defenseless creature adrift in a strange port.
In the lean times when adrift at sea, the sight of a rat was a welcome one.
The items up for sale were all aboard an old derelict freighter that the Bajorans found adrift about a light-year from here.
the ship is released, leaving the dreams and journeys of these anonymous boatmen adrift.
bridges adrift in the fog and the rain.
The Defiant is left severely damaged and adrift but the Enterprise's crew assure Worf that it can be salvaged.
On their 47th day adrift, Zamperini and Phillips reached land in the Marshall Islands
They turned a master's mate and four loyal hands adrift in the gig with an ultimatum addressed to the Admiralty.
Adrift, my darkest imaginings welled up unchecked spilling from brain to heart like black ink impossible to remove.
And we didn't give up when Ireland then just set us adrift on a log, all right?
This may be old stuff… tossing messages in bottles and setting''em adrift… but I have heard of it workin.
according to the BBC,"is to be cast adrift in a vortex of deafening pain without a safety net.
read in the course of recent years that my continent is a continent adrift, a continent in distress, a continent in agony.
Delos Records has released Dmitri Hvorostovsky's latest album Russia Cast Adrift, the world premiere orchestral recording of neo-romantic composer Georgy Sviridov's song cycle set to the vivid
set Barry adrift in Australia them if he was to be left there while they returned to Indonesia.
Eyes Adrift(known in Australia as Bud,
New York magazine listed"Adrift" in its"Twenty Most Pointless Episodes of Lost",
in the episode Adrift Lost.
During all navigation the barge was standing on anchors in front of the navigable span higher adrift, hawsers(marine cables) were brought form the barge to passing vessels and then the vessel was carefully pulled up with the help of steam winch or was pulled down adrift.
to accumulate in habitats far from its point of origin presents a distinct challenge that is difficult if not impossible to resolve once the debris is adrift.