"We have to go in search of a marooned car."

A boat takes marooned people to the markets for food.

These marooned populations had to make a big evolutionary adjustment.

Indeed, marooned people have been left in solitude for years without any report of psychological symptoms afterwards.

Generally, a marooned man was set on a deserted island, often no more than a sand bar at low tide.

This marooned cohort of Romans must die to serve as an example to the rest of the field.

Stranded.a driver pushes his marooned car in Llandudno today.

What did any marooned tourist do?

Residents began trickling back yesterday, many anxious to assess damage and fetch marooned pets.

All the world loves the tale of a marooned traveler, but alas, those adventures aren't as picturesque as they used to be.

The tugboat comes and frees the marooned yacht and everyone, including Gordon, spends the evening dancing.

Later in the year, a helicopter landed on a sandbar in Jamaica Bay to rescue a marooned teenager.

His importance for the marooned Spanish seamen is that he and his village supported them with food during the year they lived on the island (1503-1504).

"Marooned three years agone," he continued, "and lived on goats since then, and berries, and oysters.

First had come the unpleasant duty of rousing all the other marooned sailors, and telling them that one of their comrades had been a spy.

Ribault and his marooned sailors were located by Menéndez with his troops and summoned to surrender.

An acute language barrier and the city's murky, forbidding look intensify the audience's ability to feel marooned and to share Billy's panic.

Then he realized that she might be dreaming about Jeff Leong, the marooned stranger who had been turned into a cyborg when they were here before.

Naval vessels sent to the relief and rescue of marooned people reported to have spotted several bloated bodies around the eastern end of Dhanushkodi.

It began as a trickle, as Seth Greisinger, the Tiger starter, marooned five runners through six innings.

The story is ostensibly about a marooned space traveller's attempt to get a spare part for his starship, the Intrepid III.

Relations between the two marooned groups deteriorate rapidly, particularly after Jack announces to the American Captain Palmer that he will have to take his crew prisoner.

He, along with his marooned crewmates, appear as mythic characters in the famous story "Rip Van Winkle" by Washington Irving.

During Marooned Ó Sé admitted that managing Westmeath against his former team was "the hardest day of my life outside bereavements and things like that".

This band later became Maroon 5 and pretty much took over the planet.

Each flower is maroon red to deep purple in color.

His maroon beret lay on the table in front of him.

Maroon people are very private, still running their own affairs and paying no land taxes to the government.

The plant is a small herb with tiny white and maroon flowers.

Its purple, red, maroon fall foliage color is only one dividend.

A maroon Cadillac made its way up the circular driveway.

He pulled at his own gray and maroon striped robe.

Navy away uniforms continue to feature the city name but below the white and maroon number.

Pitt's maroon 1947 model was the first car in his collection.

Its leaves, stalks and berries often have a purple or maroon color.

He officially became the leader of his Maroon community in the late 1560s.

He looked down at the great maroon body.

It is to be delivered to the Colonel of the Maroon people.

All too soon, this entire leafy crown will be a maroon umbrella.

Queensland number plates have maroon text on a white background.

One of the best times to visit is in early January, when the Maroon people hold a major festival.

The maroon Buick passed us on an open stretch.

The club's first jersey was maroon with a large white 'V' on the front.

The club's colours are white, maroon and light blue.

The "Maroon Six" as they were known then, began playing a full slate of games during the 1970-71 season.

Maroon school blazers should be worn by all school children.

Fresh green and black and maroon produce were arrayed behind her.

They have their plantations in the Maroon country.

He strips and puts on the black and maroon school uniform.

A change to maroon and white was made in 1929.

Since the age of 7, he had been marooned in institutions.

He can be marooned here forever, for all I care.

A man has been marooned on a small island far out at sea.

He is not likely to surrender to the thought of being marooned in Time.

We had no idea you would be marooned there for any length of time.

I might read them if you marooned me on a desert island.

"Something that makes it impossible for the council to maroon people here."

How had he been marooned in a present that denied him any past?

In 1984 the school colors were changed to maroon and gray.

"That you once looked like me and were marooned here too.

Once that happened, he and the doctor would be marooned here permanently.

But no matter what either of you believes, I did not maroon her."

They maroon a group of real people, contestants, on an island like this.

I would not maroon a man if I could set him free.

"If the floods maroon us here, we can last it out!"

Now he saw that being marooned in an empty present could be just as awful.

With so many boats marooned there, he was in his element.

If he was, I might be marooned in the islands indefinitely.

He said his wife had marooned him aboard the yacht.

But the euro has been marooned without its political counterpart.

The bunch that marooned me here had only four members."

We would not be marooned here for the rest of our lives- We?

Bad weather and high costs can maroon a patient in the villages.

They were, she makes clear, two accomplished and decent women whose private lives had been marooned by social change.

He would go onto play three games for the Maroons.

That year he also played his last game for the Maroons.

He played in 13 games for the Maroons during the 1926 season.

From 1892 to 1939, the Maroons were a major college football power.

We are sad because the Maroon is not what it should be.

Technically a maroon was also a free person of color.

A maroon moved to stop one who was crawling away.

The Maroons won the series by three goals to one.

It was particularly bad for some teams, and the Maroons were one of them.

The Maroons finished the season with a record of 53-40-4.

They are named after the color maroon, one of the school's colors.

The Maroons failed to make a first down all afternoon.

The Maroons never got close to scoring and did not make a single a first down.

Six veteran Maroons players made the move with the team.

He did not make an appearance for the Maroons until the 3rd game of the series though.

The Maroons ran up a 5-2-2 record in their initial 1922 season.

I know you must get asked this all the time, but where does the name Maroon 5 come from?"

He was a "star guard" for the Maroons during the 1904 season.

From that point, it was all downhill for the Maroons.

However, before the tournament started Maroon failed a drugs test.

Like the maroons, these people were always at risk of losing their freedom.

The border between the white and maroon is a jagged line.

He pointed to one or two of the maroons who accompanied him.

There was also a military action in the region to capture maroons.

And the young man must have left after a while, because Maroon didn't remember seeing him again that day.