marooned in English
Use "marooned" in a sentence
1. 23 The travellers were marooned.
2. 1 The car was marooned by floods.
3. 18 We were marooned by the blizzard.
4. We're marooned, the three of us.
5. 21 The travelers were marooned by the blizzard.
6. The mutinous sailors were marooned on an island.
7. Rusting trawlers are marooned in the sand.
8. 8 Rusting trawlers are marooned in the sand.
9. 19 They put in and took the marooned seamen off.
10. 2 I was marooned on a lonely country road.
11. 20 The mutinous sailors were marooned on an island.
12. 5 Without a car, she was marooned at home for days.
13. When I was marooned here, my first meal was a pheasant.
14. For five years she was marooned in the Tigers'northern fief.
15. She did not want to be marooned on the heath when darkness came.
16. 11 She did not want to be marooned on the heath when darkness came.
17. What would you miss most if you found yourself marooned on a desert island?
18. The car broke down and left us marooned in the middle of nowhere.
19. Synonyms for Beached include aground, grounded, stranded, ashore, marooned, abandoned, deserted, stuck, wrecked and helpless
20. 16 Homes and shops were flooded and farm animals marooned as rivers burst their banks.
21. 6 During the storm we were marooned in a cabin miles from town.
22. 7 The car broke down and left us marooned in the middle of nowhere.
23. 4 Five couples were marooned in their caravans when the River Avon broke its banks.
24. 12 Trams stood marooned as they were engulfed by a rising tide of workers demanding a hearing.
25. 29 What if she were to be stranded in the mountains - marooned by a blizzard?
26. 24 What would you miss most if you found yourself marooned on a desert island?
27. 13 Token children marooned on the Harrogate platform could not reduce the wrinkle count in the auditorium.
28. Holder finds himself marooned in the maelstrom, under attack for giving advice he never fully considered.
29. 25 'Lord of the Flies' is a novel about English schoolboys marooned on a desert island.
30. 28 Shuler Hensley would sit on the floor, behind some makeshift prop, like a marooned giant.
31. Some of the marooned passengers were less confident, and became unnerved by the uncertainties, the delay, the heat.
32. 9 The idea of being marooned at Balmoral for months on end is her vision of purgatory.
33. 14 Some of the marooned passengers were less confident, and became unnerved by the uncertainties, the delay, the heat.
34. 17 Holder finds himself marooned in the maelstrom, under attack for giving advice he never fully considered.
35. 10 There he sat, marooned and outwardly calm, massaging his injured limb, while a curious crowd gathered.
36. 27 A very light northerly wind wafted us round the moored yacht on which we had marooned the photographer.
37. 15 The prospect of being marooned on Gullholm for days with a Heathcliff bereft of his Cathy gave her the creeps.
38. 3 The police are advising motorists marooned by the blizzards to stay in their cars until the rescue services can reach them.
39. 26 Either they would send a rescue party,(www.Sentencedict.com) or they would adhere to quarantine regulations and he would be marooned on Tarvaras.
40. Beached adjective stranded, grounded, abandoned, deserted, wrecked, ashore, marooned, aground, high and dry A Beached whale is a creature to be loved, rescued and cared for
41. 30 But the crisis has left divisions more deeply entrenched than ever between the rich, Dutch-speaking north and poorer, French-speaking south, with melting pot Brussels marooned in the middle.
42. 22 A hardcore of several hundred protesters had remained marooned on a traffic island in the heart of the square, saying they would not move until a full timetable of reform was drawn up.
43. Three Cuban nationals who were rescued this week after being marooned for 33 days on an uninhabited Bahamian island said they managed to survive on a diet of coconuts, conches and rats, reports say.
44. Lord of the Flies, Nobel Prize-winner William Golding’s 1954 dystopian novel, Allegorizes the story of schoolboys marooned on an island to investigate mankind’s inherent savagery.The novel greatly influenced writers of horror and post-apocalyptic fiction
45. A popular legend is that the first Europeans to discover Warrnambool were Cristóvão de Mendonça and his crew who surveyed the coastline nearby and were marooned near the site of the present town as early as the 16th century, based on the unverified reports of local whalers' discovery of the wreck of a mahogany ship.
46. The writer honoured with a place in the pages of Blackwood thinks that the survival of the fittest can only be adequately secured by a return to the baser Brutalisms of our forefathers, “when they burned and marooned, and beheaded, and shot, and fought cocks,” and baited bulls, and had no more regard for human life, or for justice, and