islanded

The rain pounced on them like a pack of big wet dogs as they sought their islanded car.

We travelled the waterways of the mainland and crossed to the islanded city, shivering a little in the cold air.

So now was he not crusoed a footfall further in this islanded desertion and some would carry onto his farshore.

The other 'islanded' constituency is Bath - well-preserved historic urban centres with significant ruins of cities of Roman Britain.

It is a 178MW natural gas-fired power station servicing BHP Billiton's "islanded grid".

An islanded power plant intended for primary power source of an isolated community ("Prime Power") will often have at least three diesel generators, any two of which are rated to carry the required load.

Newman currently provides 100% of the power requirement of the islanded grid which supplies electricity to the Mt Newman Joint Venture operated by BHP Billiton Iron Ore.

With the last of the wine, a full moon emerged from clouds to cast its light over the islanded seascape of Penobscot Bay - a happy reminder, we agree, of why people come to the coast of Maine.

By the time I hit Narragansett Bay, a heavily islanded inlet which consumes almost a quarter of the state's modest square mileage, it was almost dark, and there were lights winking from the villages scattered along the shoreline.

Tory abstains from voicing her own opinion on the matter, but she agrees with Ellen's recommendation and helps arrange the Heavy Raider reconnaissance mission after Adama gives his permission (Islanded in a Stream of Stars).

The course of its pellucid river, whether up or down, is full of gentle attractions for the navigator: islanded reed-mazes where, in autumn, the red berries cluster; the mirrored and inverted images of trees, lilies, and mills, and the foam and thunder of weirs.