stormbound

Thoughts of being stranded and stormbound drifted between the dreams.

Not stormbound but exhausted by our portaging efforts, we were now landbound!

To my right the mountains of Harris stood black and sombre, their stormbound peaks shrouded in rain.

Fortunately, the party was able to travel on land to the Ugansk village, but would again remain stormbound until March 5.

Bob Hope and his troupe were stormbound there in 1943 and performed for the RCAF Coastal Command.

Lynx Totem... another Eagle Totem... At Beaver Totem they were stormbound for four days while the worst weather of the winter howled like giant wolves around the cabins.

Whillans himself liked to emphasise his working class credentials, and on his lecture tours, enjoyed telling the story of being stormbound in a tent high in the Himalayas with the more cerebral but equally talented Dougal Haston.

In a room on the sixth floor of the agency's headquarters in Washington, half a dozen traffic managers with up-to-the-minute weather maps and forecasts monitor the nation's flow of flights, imposing systematic delays that are designed to distribute traffic evenly and prevent overloading at stormbound or overtaxed airports.