maroon造句

Pirates used to maroon people on desert islands.

Tufted evergreen perennial herb having spikes of tiny white flowers and glossy green round to heart-shaped leaves that become coppery to maroon or purplish in fall.

He was slapping his tambourine against his maroon wide-wale corduroys, a flap of shaggy brown hair lapping at his face, his eyes closed.

One really gruesome way of punishing a pirate was to maroon them on a deserted island without food or water and be left to die a slow death.

Over the weeks, the limes turn black ordusky brown on the outside and lose so much weight that they feel hollow;inside, the juicy green flesh turns a glossy, maroon-tinged black.

Out of the Oval Office by 9, Cheney walks in his polished maroon cowboy boots down the hall to his West Wing office, where he huddles with his chief of staff, Lewis Libby, and other senior staff members to go over the day's schedule.