stranded造句怎么写

The shark was lowered into the water, but it stranded itself on a harbor beach.

The virus is a single-stranded RNA virus belonging to the virus family Arenaviridae.

As thousands of stranded motorists can attest, what looks like a small puddle can be much deeper.

Clients and creditors still have cash stranded in the failed firm as administrators in different countries pick over its bones.

Some of it will be released as the stranded miners coalesce into smaller groups and share their gripes with crew members with similar interests and values.

Whatever the reason, when you're stranded and you have one investor the only way out is to find new outside investors.

Off Japan's northeastern coast, an oil tanker lay eerily stranded in shallow water. Inland, in Sendai, a black mini-van perched perilously on a metal post.

Most of the deaths from the storm can be attributed to one location: the Florida Overseas Railroad, an evacuation train that was sent down from the mainland to rescue stranded residents and workers.

When the 2010 Chilean tsunami arrived in California, people in Santa Monica Beach were mesmerized by the rapid withdrawal of the shoreline and went out to gawk at stranded marine life.

The receding tide stranded the whale.

He was stranded in the middle of nowhere.

Mammalian cells make only the single-stranded variety. If a cell’s defence mechanisms detect double-stranded RNA they destroy it, to protect against infection.

Looming menacingly, a prowling pussycat eyes a lone mouse stranded all alone in the snow.

The ministry also dispatched 35 trains from Beijing, Wuhan and Nanchang cities to help divert the stranded passengers.

Thousands of passengers have been stranded at the Wanzhou railway station. After urgent repairs, two railways have resumed operation.

Japan's emergency response teams rescue citizens stranded amid once-thriving cities I have visited in years past that are now little more than sludge and debris.

A woman stuck at Dublin airport yesterday said she had also been stranded by the first ash cloud from Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajokull which halted flights for a week last month.

Our ship stranded near the submerged reefs.

Off Japan's northeastern coast, an oil tanker lay eerily stranded in shallow water.

Television bulletins and newspapers are filled with images of dead fish, stranded ships and dry river beds.

That said the revolving cast of interesting people that I met while stranded in a backpacker hostel made the time fly far faster than it would have had I been on my own.

One generation abandons the enterprises of another like stranded vessels.

Their snowmobile broke down, and they set out walking towards a small settlement, Coral Harbour, about 11 miles from where they were stranded.

Of 54 whales stranded in Britain between 2002 and 2006, not one survived.

A blown fuse in north London delayed trains for over an hour. The night before, travellers on another line had been stranded for six hours, thanks to broken power cables.