US /əˈdrɪft/
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Work, as we've known it, is adrift in a sea of uncertainty. Automation, AI, the gig economy, insecure work, climate change and COVID, all threaten to sink it.
We feel our hearts tighten when we learn that someone had a difficult childhood or is isolated and adrift or has been bullied at work or made to feel worthless in a past relationship.
We feel our heart tighten when we learn that someone had a difficult childhood, or is isolated and adrift, or has been bullied at work, or made to feel worthless in a past relationship.
cut adrift from every connection, uncertain whether the port to which it is bound can
Then, keeping his head adrift, she led him to a beach.
Then, keeping his head adrift, she led him to a beach.
When Australia separated from Gondwanaland, it was like a giant Noah's Ark adrift on the seas,
When Australia separated from Gondwanaland, it was like a giant Noah's Ark adrift on the seas,
We are acutely fragile bundles of nerves and neurons adrift in a sharp-edged random universe.
We're lost at sea, adrift like leaves
I'm reading the book Adrift,
off there. We had the marsupials here in Australia that were adrift. So we didn't have the placental
The drunks, adrift on the edges of the picture, seem to be shriveling like moths in the burning glare of these three false suns.
The drunks adrift on the edges of the picture seem to be shrivelling, like moths,