Sentence examples for utterly stranded from inspiring English sources
The winger had left him utterly stranded in one incident and then embarrassed him more severely with the opener in the 27th minute.
For once, "City of God" rises above its own brilliance, its ominous delight in those who are unfettered by morality, and takes the trouble to show that they are in fact not free but utterly lost, stranded in Purgatory and heading downward fast.
And in the face of rising oil prices, which have left many Americans stranded in suburbia — utterly dependent on their cars, yet having a hard time affording gas — it's starting to look as if Berlin had the better idea.
Jackson Carlaw, the Scottish Conservative health spokesman, said: "It's utterly unacceptable that more than 1,000 people in the last three months have been stranded in hospital when they're perfectly fit to leave.
But without the correct paperwork they find themselves stranded in what the BBC's Jonny Dymond says is "an utterly miserable place".
Biologist Lynn Margulis has made the plausible suggestion that the origin of the eukaryotes came as a symbiotic event the permanent fusion of two different forms of simpler life; the single stranded DNA inside the mitochondria (chloroplasts in plants)—the "power plants" inside each human cell is utterly unlike the DNA found in the cell's nucleus.
David Weinberger, a friend of Mr Sifry's with his own online herd, is stranded in Barcelona, and believes that in a time of international crisis, the internet failed almost utterly.
The best thing here might be the pretzel stuffed with sweet potato and cheese: crispy on the outside, utterly soft on the inside, strands of stretchy mozzarella folded around sweet, molten sweet potato puree.
All of which is a great diversionary tactic for hiding the fact that their particular strand of indie rock is, while extremely catchy, also utterly innocuous.
