1
That woman was sister to one of the dogs we'd set adrift.
2
Quite promptly, I remember, he set adrift upon the sea of Alcott.
3
After dusk the boat, loaded with rubbish, was holed and set adrift.
4
Anyhow, he's too young a chap to be set adrift this way.
5
The child was set adrift on the ocean, and escaped as you have heard.
6
The spires of meeting-houses seemed set adrift from their foundations; the broad-based hills glided away.
7
The goods were, therefore, packed upon the Yukon sleds, and then the raft set adrift.
8
When she learns of her helplessness at the time they were set adrift, she says:
9
Balder's body placed in a boat by Lok and set adrift on the water, 430-m.
10
He had killed some one and been set adrift.
11
He may have been set adrift from one of those ships we passed for insubordination.
12
The wicked Amulius ordered the children to be set adrift in a basket on the Tiber.
13
In 1732 a Yankee captain was killed in a trade dispute and his crew set adrift.
14
However, as I had no choice in the matter, I was set adrift, as I say.
15
Their ship has been reported as a pirate and to baffle search it is set adrift.
16
No doubt that remark will set adrift a lot o' thoughts and questions in your minds.
