Sentence examples for always stranded from inspiring English sources

"I think I was always stranded between two worlds," said Ms. Homans, who has been the dance critic for The New Republic since 2001 and is a distinguished scholar in residence at New York University.

For the first time, the moderates, who were always stranded between authoritarian regimes that had all the powers of the state and Islamists who had all the powers of the mosque, now have their own place to come together and project power: the network.

"In a sense, it has always been stranded," he once wrote of the property.

I've always hated second books, or any middle books in any series; they always always leave you stranded, and The Winner's Crime was no exception.

Hates horses: "They've always left me stranded".

Although this process is not completely understood, the guide strand is almost always the strand with the 5′ terminus that is least thermodynamically stable [10].

There are jaunty accounts of the religious strife that drove Kircher out of Germany (Prince Christian of Brunswick, we're told, had "an early modern mullet"), as well as an energetic account of Kircher's accident-prone youth, when he seemed always to be getting stranded on ice floes or stuck in water wheels.

The unit, which is always on call to rescue injured or stranded marine animals, covers the northeastern coastline.

Their 1995 Isuzu Trooper was always breaking down, frequently leaving the family stranded.

I always thought, What if a guy like this was stranded on a desert island with me?

In mammalian genomes, the oriL is located 2/3 apart from the oriH exposing always the same strand as single-stranded.