homeward bound

Yes, she was homeward bound and perfectly happy about it.

Low in the water, homeward bound, we leave Brazil again for the open sea.

He remained Bishop until his sudden death on board ship, homeward bound.

"I'll walk beside you, for I'm homeward bound to that same house.

With a touch of luck, she and I may be homeward bound by the time you receive this card.

I have been to my pretty ward's, and am now homeward bound again.'

She fell in with some homeward bound cleaning women and turned the corner back onto Barney's street.

"I'm not lucky enough that it's for the Homeward Bound?"

We sneaked aboard to investigate, and then it took off, homeward bound because of the war.

Homeward bound, she died at Dresden on 19 April 1859.

A live version of "Homeward Bound" was also included on the album.

I am among those on an escalator heading for the platform filled with the homeward bound.

All that was left of the homeward bound (1873)

And then he's made it, horror shy, homeward bound.

It may have been even more moving than when originally given, for now the closing words, "homeward bound," had only the deeper meaning.

Homeward bound, he is jolted by the raw sound of jazz from a dance hall.

"Homeward bound," remarked Tom, some time later, as they were in a train speeding across the continent.

It was soon over; and then all were safely aboard the good Urania, homeward bound.

Some villagers and servants splashed through the puddles, homeward bound.

The launch was waiting, and in a few minutes they stood on the deck of the Chrysostom, homeward bound.

He was killed in his first appearance in Homeward Bound.

The great majority of men pressed were taken from merchant ships at sea, especially those homeward bound for England.

A follow-up novel to this series, Homeward Bound, was released in 2004.

Homeward Bound follows a human spaceship that travels to the aliens' home world.

In "Homeward Bound," the barometer is not so much read as displayed.