If I had to be stranded any place in the solar system I would choose to be stranded on Titan, because I could fly.
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These people could be stranded by the new border restrictions.
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Because you have no idea how long you'll be stranded.
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He expected to be stranded for at least another day.
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Until he arrived, we would be stranded at the marina.
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We will be stranded for the rest of our lives.
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And certain exports could be stranded in Britain, especially female pigs.
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You might as well be stranded in the middle of the Gobi.
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Behle said without the bridge loan, passengers would be stranded and jobs endangered.
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If Commerzbank chose an Italian suitor, however, Deutsche would be stranded at the altar.
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Greek officials warn that refugees might be stranded in the country for two years.
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Commuters who braved the storm worried that they could be stranded later in the day.
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No one wants to be stranded on the side of the freeway with three teenage boys.
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"We've got all the contingency planning to make sure no one will be stranded," Raab said.
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If you&aposre gonna be stranded on an island with one person, who would they be?
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Some Instagram kids just paid between $450 & +$43k... to be stranded... in a tropical tent city.
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Austria's Transport Ministry estimated that about 5,000 Niki passengers could be stranded in the next two weeks.
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Transit-starved communities from Coney Island to Canarsie continue to be stranded by the city's transportation system.
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Officials said many people are likely to be stranded in one of the shelters housing the victims.
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"I knew I was going to be stranded, but I didn't know for how long," Ruiz tells PEOPLE.
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You never know when you're going to be stranded out in the wilderness with no heat or light.
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I was not aware that donatella had told you that jane may be stranded or late from baidoa.
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Mizuho analyst Jeremy Scott said soybeans will be stranded on the U.S. market, cutting costs for U.S. meat companies.
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Often a motor would stall and passengers would be stranded for hours, floating tenuously on a cold, volatile sea.
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Still, I bet a lot of people would be thrilled to be stranded on a mountain with Idris Elba.
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The problem with burning every bridge you come across is that, eventually, you will be stranded -- a man on an island.
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That means about 40% will automatically sink, while the rest can be stranded on the coast or ingested by marine life.
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About 218 percent of the community — some 2400 properties — would be stranded south of the barricade but north of the river.
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GIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The former might be true for the Unagi; you're never going to be stranded by a flat tire.
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Lyft's rival, Uber, also announced that it will help compensate its drivers who might be stranded overseas due to the travel ban.
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The search was hindered by strong winds in waters off Argentina's Patagonia, where the submarine was believed to be stranded, officials said.
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Those with the means can travel farther from the blaze or stay in hotels, while many will be stranded in close quarters.
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If so, it follows that the troves of oil and gas that companies own rights to will be stranded in the ground.
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For the first time ever on Naked and Afraid, two survivalists will be stranded on a raft in the middle of the ocean.
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South Korean media said as many as a thousand crew members - both Hanjin employees and temporary workers - could be stranded on the ships.
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Reuters sources said the Rohingya group was unlikely to have gone back to the villages in Myanmar and might be stranded at sea.
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The pop star is the person she'd most like to be stranded with on a desert island (Colbert chose her husband, President Obama).
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Dwi Aryo Tjiptohandono, WWF Indonesia's marine and fisheries campaign coordinator, said the group was investigating how the whales had come to be stranded.
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There are flights that get canceled for what seem to be invisible blizzards and people get angry to be stranded for no reason.
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Investors and in-house lawyers are warning companies not to invest in fossil fuels, as these investments would be stranded in future years.
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The circumstances of how the puppies came to be stranded on an uninhabited island in the Canadian province of Manitoba remains a mystery, however.
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It also diversifies the risk that a portion of the kingdom's 260 billion barrels of crude oil reserves may someday be stranded, left underground.
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The UK is chartering planes to bring home the British nationals who were among the 22,22 people thought to be stranded among the world.
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After the boys and their coach were found, officials said they might be stranded for months inside the complex, waiting for floodwaters to recede.
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Several agents and producers said that, without Mr. Weinstein's all-or-nothing campaigning style, those films would probably be stranded on the awards trail.
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Just as I worried I'd be stranded in Times Square forever, I was hit by what I thought was a stroke of total genius.
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So if The Handmaid's Tale is a survival epic, then it needs a strong performer for us in the audience to be stranded with.
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Some analysts including Mizuho's Jeremy Scott saw a silver lining for meat producers though as soybean supply could be stranded on the U.S. market.
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Attorneys argued that if that aspect of the ban takes effect, 60,000 people would be stranded in war-torn countries with nowhere else to go.
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Al Jazeera, a Qatar government-owned news network, has reported that trucks carrying food appear to be stranded on the Saudi side of the border.
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Opponents are falsely claiming that terminal patients accessing treatments under Right to Try will be stranded without access to hospice care should they need it.
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But Peñalver rejected having her family going to a temporary shelter, saying they would be stranded there for years until housing was provided for them.
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For instance, travelers may be stranded on carriers that don't have backup planes and flights to take up overflow when weather strikes or mechanicals fail.
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The best early opportunity for the Braves came in the second when Markakis led off the inning with a double, only to be stranded there.
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Inside it were spare parts for the planes that would be arriving, so they would not be stranded in the event of a mechanical problem.
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Of course, he would prefer to return home to the United States: It was never his intention to be stranded in Russia, his passport revoked.
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Debra's family members were concerned that Debra would be stranded in the cold without the car, but Carl insisted on driving it back to the farm.
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Based on these trends, the researchers then estimated that because of the trash ban, 111 million metric tons of plastic waste will be stranded by 2030.
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In a video taken of the scene, the robot appears to be stranded in the middle of the road, forcing cars to carefully move around it.
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Activists fear the Central Americans could be stranded for a long time in the city, where some protests against the presence of the caravan have broken out.
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MTV quizzed the stars — Lauren Conrad, Whitney Port, Brody Jenner, Heidi Montag, and Stephanie Pratt — on which fellow cast member they would choose to be stranded with.
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If you're in the local area and feel safe enough to do so, consider opening up your home to those who may be stranded by using #PorteOuverteNice.
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An attempt to evacuate Houston ahead of 2628's Hurricane Rita caused thousands to be stranded on highways, with one estimate blaming the evacuation for 28500 deaths.
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Libya's coast guard disputed the account on Tuesday but offered no explanation for how the three migrants came to be stranded on the remains of the dinghy.
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That suggestion was not accepted, but Third Point's warning that several units might be "stranded" in the new materials science company appears to have had an effect.
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SO AS MORE PEOPLE RECOGNIZE WE HAVE THE RIGHT RANGE, UNDERSTAND THAT WE HAVE A CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE SO THEY DON'T THINK THEY ARE GOING TO BE STRANDED.
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Airport staff in Charlotte, American's second-largest hub, is checking emergency equipment and supplies like backup power, storm drains, and items for passengers who may be stranded.
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"Had I known we'd be stranded here, we would have stayed in Mexico longer — where it was warmer," said Anna Ebersol, who was traveling with her two sons.
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On a hard crash landing, the astronauts might be killed; on a not-so-hard crash landing, the astronauts might survive, only to be stranded on the moon.
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Euron Greyjoy attacked their ships, and Jaime explained that they'll be stranded on the west coast of Westeros, unless they make a long journey back eastward by land.
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Here's what it would look like: If insurers like Anthem decide to exit the exchanges for 2018, hundreds of thousands of people would be stranded without any available insurers.
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Her ice dancing partner and older brother Alex Shibutani took it one step further, and revealed his master plan behind wanting a Summer Olympian to be stranded with them.
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The company has faced criticism from environmental campaigners concerned about the impact of fossil fuel on global temperatures and shareholders worried about the potential for assets to be stranded.
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Some estimates suggest that as much as $10 trillion worth of assets could be stranded by some mix of climate policy and climate effects, with ripples throughout the economy.
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Iron ore would be stranded in the Upper Midwest, with no realistic and viable alternative to make it to the steel mills and factories that keep the American economy moving.
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"Look, I know this weather means people won't get to see their families, might be stranded in airports, etc, and all of that is awful," said Susan Arendt on Twitter.
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In the coastal town of Mallacoota, some 4,000 people headed to the beach to escape the fire, only to be stranded on the shoreline after being cut off by the blaze.
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Have you ever been stuck in an hourlong meeting without ChapStick and felt like you had a new understanding of what it would be like to be stranded in the Mojave Desert?
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Even before Mr. Cuomo announced that bus service was being halted, some passengers reported long waits in the cold, and as the noon cutoff approached, they worried that they would be stranded.
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The International Energy Agency, a forecaster, reckons that, if action to limit global warming to below 2°C accelerates in coming years, $1trn of oil assets could be stranded, ie, rendered obsolete.
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The Austrian transport ministry estimated that up to 10,000 Niki passengers could be stranded within the next two weeks and a spokesman said chartering planes was an option to bring them back.
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It reminded me of the eeriness of a mall at night, or an office parking lot illuminated by yellowy lamp light, sites that seem to be stranded in their sudden nondescript isolation.
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The couple was considering evacuating, too, concerned that they could be stranded indefinitely, not knowing how many rescue boats and trucks were coming their way, or how much higher the water would rise.
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The company behind the disastrous festival, where attendees paid thousands of dollars for a high-end luxury event only to be stranded with no food, shelter, or entertainment, just recently filed for bankruptcy.
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But privately, they too are growing increasingly concerned that some tenants and local groups that rely on funding from the department could be stranded if the shutdown lasts even a few more weeks.
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Small populations of endangered animals — such as the Mexican gray wolf, or lobo, and the Sonoran pronghorn — may be stranded on either side of the border, leaving some species likelier to die out.
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The sun was gliding away from us, so we saved time by playing the damsels-in-distress routine everyone expected of us, knowing that four women with a flat wouldn't be stranded for long.
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"Whether it's shareholders or attorneys general or the passage of time, they're going to have to become honest about the potential for their assets to be stranded," or become uneconomic to pursue, said Litterman.
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And on top of being frozen, you may also be stranded: 90% of flights out of LaGuardia airport in New York City are canceled today, and other hubs in the Northeast are similarly crippled.
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Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, has given warning that the energy transition could put severe strains on financial stability, and that up to 80% of fossil-fuel reserves could be stranded.
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The potential for cargo to be stranded, perhaps indefinitely, is unnerving for many - particularly as industry insiders and analysts believe that Hanjin has little chance of being rehabilitated and its assets will eventually be liquidated.
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"We're nervous as a family because we don't want her to be stranded in an airport," Jawad Chaudhry, a real estate broker in Hamilton, said of his mother, who is traveling via Saudia for Hajj.
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One of the rescued Americans, Annie Perlick, a neonatal ICU nurse from Boston on vacation for a scuba trip, discovered she was about to be stranded when Honduras shut down its borders on March 15.
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The cruise ship departed from Hong Kong on February 1 only to be stranded at sea for nearly two weeks as Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines, the US territory of Guam, and Thailand turned it away.
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But Mr. Cameron's former communications director, Craig Oliver, told the BBC that the prime minister was just nervous the door behind him was locked and that he would be stranded in front of the cameras.
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So far, Hall has not been fully discovered, but it still gets busy enough at dinner time that you can be stranded by the front door for a few minutes before anyone on staff notices.
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In the season's second half, Claire and Jamie slowly realized that they weren't going to escape fate, that Jamie was probably going to fall at Culloden, and Claire would be stranded in the past with nothing.
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On any given day, the planes from Europe are about half-full of Americans coming home, so the incorrect announcement that they'd all be stranded on the wrong continent starting next week set off a panic.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - The world's top mining companies warned on Tuesday that assets will be stranded and investors will walk away unless they deal with water scarcity in key mining regions such as Africa, Australia and Latin America.
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But if the US ever does get serious about mitigating climate change, those companies are going to be the ones caught with their pants down, holding a bunch of high-carbon assets that are destined to be stranded.
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A spokesman said the airport is preparing kits with toothbrushes for passengers who might be stranded there and will ensure that at least one food and beverage provider will remain open 24 hours a day in each terminal.
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Ferries are just one of the tools being deployed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and the city's Department of Transportation (DOT) to carry the 275,000 daily commuters who will be stranded once the L goes offline in April.
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Fires raging in San Francisco's Bay Area and in the greater Los Angeles area have already forced hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate their homes or be stranded without power in preemptive blackouts aimed at stemming new blazes.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Air France said on Thursday that it was working closely with the French government to help repatriate French and European nationals abroad who might be stranded as a result of transport link closures prompted by the coronavirus.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - While millions of their compatriots will stay up late into the night to watch Ash Barty try and win the French Open on Saturday, her parents will be stranded just a couple of hundred miles away from Roland Garros.
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PEOPLE asked members from Team USA what other Olympian, from the Winter or Summer games, they would want to be stranded on a desert island with them, and their hilarious answers ranged all the way from from practical to romantic.
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Getting stuck at Disneyland may not sound like the worst thing in the world, but that doesn't mean anyone wants to be stranded on the actual rides — which, as of Wednesday afternoon, many guests are, reports The New York Post.
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Exxon said New York's inquiry has periodically shifted focus, first by looking for misleading comments about climate change, then moving onto the value of its reserves and how they might be "stranded" in the ground by carbon regulation in the future.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors across the world who track bond indexes may be stranded with loss-making French debt if National Front leader Marine Le Pen wins the presidential election and, as she wants, takes the country out of the euro zone.
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Some of the Rohingya were gunned down as they tried to cross the Naaf river that separates Myanmar and Bangladesh, while others arriving by boat were pushed away by Bangladeshi border guards and may be stranded at sea, residents said.
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According to Indonesia's national disaster management agency, 1203 climbers are still believed to be stranded on the volcano itself, while 500 people are trapped in Sembalun Village on the volcano's slopes, and an additional 40 tourists are in nearby Batu Ceper.
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PARIS, March 19 (Reuters) - Air France said on Thursday that it was working closely with the French government to help repatriate French and European nationals abroad who might be stranded as a result of transport link closures prompted by the coronavirus.
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"As more and more people recognize that we have the right range, understand that we have a charging infrastructure so they don't think you're going to be stranded, I think you're going to see EV adoption continue," the GM CEO said.
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The mentally ill can be stranded in the ER for hours, days or even weeks with minimal treatment, because doctors deem them too disabled to discharge, but can't find them an inpatient psychiatric bed, which would allow patients to get more intensive care.
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Unlike the explosion of volcano Eyjafjallajökull in 2010, which put thousands of tons of mineral ash into the air and caused more than 10 million airline passengers to be stranded, the most recent explosion of Bardarbunga did not disrupt the airline industry.
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And the real tragedy is that so many of those kids — especially those who will be stranded in a public education system that's now run by someone who is actively trying to dismantle it — won't grow up having known any other reality.
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Investigators have found several fire-code violations at the garden supply store in Manhattan where a fuel spill ignited a fire underneath the Metro-North Railroad on Tuesday, causing thousands of commuters to be stranded and lingering disruptions, city officials said on Friday.
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A raccoon that appeared to be stranded on a ledge after climbing more than 20 stories of a high-rise office building in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota, has made it to the roof, easing concerns that the animal could plummet to its death.
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Airlines frequently offer travelers a chance to change their travel dates far in advance of a storm in an effort to avoid chaos at the airport, where travelers may be stranded, and to prevent a crush of frustrated travelers from overloading their employees.
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In its filing, Exxon said New York's inquiry has periodically shifted focus, first by looking for misleading comments about climate change, then moving onto the value of its reserves and how they might be "stranded" in the ground by carbon regulation in the future.
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You don't need to be stranded in the icy wastes of Hoth to enjoy this Empire Strikes Back-inspired sleeping bag; whether you're staying close to home or venturing out into the freezing weather, it never hurts to keep a snuggly Tauntaun close by.
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Schneiderman initially looked at whether Exxon misled investors in years past about the risk of climate change, then shifted his focus to oil assets that would be "stranded" in the ground if governments move to limit carbon emissions in a bid to halt climate change.
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Chiang Rai, Thailand (CNN)Rescuers looking for 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach have discovered a hidden opening deep in the jungle that may be a new point of entry to the cave system in which the group is suspected to be stranded.
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After the second giant space battle, the good guys use hyperspace to escape the bad guys —but the bad guys immediately follow them, and the good guys can't use hyperspace again because they're running low on fuel and will be stranded if they do.
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Literally everything is a ticking clock, counting down to the moment when Marty will be stranded forever in 1955, or even to the moment when Marty will literally cease to exist because he's interfered with his parents getting the chance to fall in love.
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"Now that four air carriers control approximately 85 percent of domestic capacity, all it takes is one airline to experience an outage and thousands of passengers could be stranded, resulting in missed business meetings, graduations, weddings, funerals, and other prepaid events," the senators wrote.
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Ahead of a clearing operation, the Myanmar military airdropped pamphlets ordering residents of Tanai township to leave and warned that anyone who stayed would be seen as cooperating with the K.I.A. Thousands of displaced people are reported to still be stranded in the conflict zone.
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"We .... hope that it (Thomas Cook) can continue but in any event, as you would expect, we've got the contingency planning in place to make sure that in any worst-case scenario we can support all those who might otherwise be stranded," he said.
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But still, small business owners and elected officials say these alternatives, while laudable, are not enough to carry the thousands of riders who will otherwise be stranded without L service to and from Manhattan—especially thinking long-term, as the area undergoes rapid growth.
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"It's lost potential knowledge — but, of course, that's less important than keeping all the students and everyone safe," says Patisaul, who's spent the time leading up to the hurricane making sure the people in her lab won't be stranded weathering the storm in low-lying apartments.
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"Sometimes all of the men would die in a single day in an accident, and the women would be left there...sometimes they would all leave, and sometimes they would be stranded and have to make the town work," Frank said in an interview in Variety.
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"Even if it's an older teen flying to soccer camp, they need to learn to speak up and explain that they're 16 and on their own and can't be stranded in an airport," said Eileen Ogintz, who has the syndicated column and website Taking the Kids.
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The views expressed are his own) By John Kemp LONDON, June 0003 (Reuters) - Fossil fuel-producing companies have been thrown onto the defensive over the last two years by the argument that many of their reserves will be "stranded" as the world transitions to cleaner forms of energy.
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The European Union (EU) will back up its call with a pledge of billions of euros in financial assistance to Turkey and more help for Greece, where tens of thousands of migrants and refugees will be stranded following the formal closure of the northern route out of the country.
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LONDON — One day after the British tour operator and airline Thomas Cook abruptly collapsed, leaving hundreds of thousands of travelers scrambling to make arrangements, the head of the Civil Aviation Authority in Britain promised that "nobody" from her country would be stranded and that subsidiaries in several countries were working to bring people home.
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Immigration lawyers have been bombarded with frantic calls from clients who are afraid if they wait to get their visa applications approved they'll be stranded in their homeland or deported from the U.S. Attorneys say they are not comforting clients because they have reason to believe the Trump Administration will immediately crack down on visa applications and extensions.
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It certainly doesn't hurt that Elba anchored a major movie this year as the romantic lead of The Mountain Between Us. The movie was more or less sold on the back of the idea that it sure sounds nice to be stranded on a mountain with no one but Idris Elba and a cute dog, and though it wasn't quite a runaway success — scraping in a respectable $62 million worldwide on a $35 million budget — it did help make Elba a known brand.
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Here are the latest stories: > British tour firm Thomas Cook collapses, stranding travellers > Thomas Cook's Condor to continue flying, seeks bridging loan > Thomas Cook collapse boosts rival holiday companies, airlines > Government should have saved Thomas Cook - UK Labour Party > Turkey could lose up to 700,000 tourists a year > Thomas Cook says 140,000 travelling with German subsidiaries > UK PM questions if Thomas Cook bosses 'properly incentivised' > 46 flights operated by Thomas Cook in Spain cancelled - AENA > Saga securing flights for customers hit by Thomas Cook collapse > Thomas Cook's collapse strands about 50,000 in Greece > Holiday firm On The Beach flags costs from Thomas Cook collapse > Labour says Thomas Cook bosses should pay back bonuses > Thomas Cook enters compulsory liquidation > Thomas Cook pensions to be assessed by lifeboat fund > Thomas Cook customers say hotel in Tunisia stopped them leaving > No one will be stranded, UK minister says on Thomas Cook future > TEXT-Thomas Cook CEO on liquidation: "I apologise" BACKGROUND > EXPLAINER-Thomas Cook collapses: Why and what happens next?
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