Sentence examples for he found himself marooned from inspiring English sources

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.

Brad Isbister does not kill penalties for the Islanders, so he found himself marooned on the bench during most of a dismal second period tonight, when the Islanders looked as if they were trying to violate every hockey rule possible.

As a result of a wager he finds himself marooned outside the whaling season in Greenland.

The New Yorker, August 14 , 1937P. 9 A friend of ours who found himself marooned on Manhattan this summer has warded off loneliness by going to church.

But Mr. Clinton, according to this book, found himself marooned in Chappaqua, N.Y., staked out by reporters hoping to catch him walking Buddy, his dog.

Bankable found himself marooned by the draw, hopelessly adrift from the action down the stands' rail, and did well even to manage fifth place behind the 25-1 outsider, Mr Aviator.

By John McNulty and Romeyn Berry The New Yorker, August 14 , 1937P. 9 A friend of ours who found himself marooned on Manhattan this summer has warded off loneliness by going to church.

When an aimless road trip found his car broken down in Seattle without the money to fix it, the Midwesterner found himself marooned on the Pacific coast.

Sometimes he makes poor choices and finds himself marooned atop the kitchen cabinets, mewling piteously in my direction.

Hylas finds himself marooned with no-one but a dolphin for company.

Finding himself marooned in a crowd of dastardly "kiddies," Franzen's crotchety rake marvels at how the 20-somethings "bear malice toward nobody".