Sentence examples for the marooned from inspiring English sources
noun
An escaped negro slave of the Caribbean and the Americas or a descendant of escaped slaves.
It's in contrast to the marooned, star-architect-driven mega-developments like the Smith Center, which are, so far, poorly knitted into the fabric of downtown streets.
The men attached a rope to the back of their truck and to the front of the rental and pulled the marooned vehicle from its icy trap.
However, BATE had an answer to that, too, because with seconds remaining, its substitute, Renan Bressan, sprinted clear to slot the ball around the marooned goalie, Manuel Neuer.
Elephant Island is perhaps best known as the infamously inhospitable land mass made home by the marooned Shackleton crew — that is, when they finally made it to land.
The numbers of the dead grew: the lost dead, taken by the sea, the marooned dead, washed up on the remnants of the sands, the broken dead, everywhere the dead.
Environmentalists say the mine is only the latest action by federal agencies in recent years to jeopardize the bears' survival, prompting speculation that the federal government may be writing off the marooned population.
Additionally, population shifts have marooned the the southern states politically.
The maroons were undaunted.
And here come the Maroons.
The Maroons were not his first choice.
And the Maroons just did what the Maroons just do.
