Sentence examples similar to Marooned me at from inspiring English sources

There's no way they're marooning me at the back of the room with its anodyne dark wood decor and publicity-shy slebs (apparently).

THE little boy in the maroon robe had me at "Julé." As his friends flitted about pouring yak-butter tea into tourists' bowls, he limped toward the back of the windowless Thiksey monastery's prayer hall, heavy copper pot trailing behind him.

Marooned at home in Long Island with her overprotective mother, Camille lives vicariously through Skate Kitchen's Instagram posts and even slides into their DMs.

Marooned at a crossroads, an iceberg cast adrift, it might come as a surprise that it was commissioned by the same developer as some more sensible blocks emerging down the street, as part of the £2bn transformation of Victoria.

He has been marooned at the team's facility at Camelback Ranch.  .

At one point this year she found herself marooned alone at midnight on a commuter train.

After canceling his Christmas trip to Florida in view of the government shutdown, Trump was marooned this weekend at the White House watching hours of cable television news shows.

After all, this was a man who hadn't simply won eight major titles; when he had John McEnroe marooned at the net, he would aim straight at him, drill him in the chest, then turn his back and walk away.

Crocker began posting films he made alone in his bedroom in the Tennessee "Bible Belt" when he found himself marooned at home after a period of sustained bullying at school.

Former Falkirk players Liam Craig and Kenny Deuchar came back to haunt their old club as St Johnstone won at Westfield, to leave the Bairns marooned at the foot of the table.

He was ineffective at the major league level and has been marooned at Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre this season.