| A plane homed in on the Corolla, and, as the family bolted from the car, bombs fell within a few feet of them. |
| Critics, after condemning her for her relations, have homed in on her mannered singing and her lyrics. |
| He is very friendly and loving and gets on with other dogs so could be homed with a family who have a dog already. |
| The gimmick was an electro-magnetic strip buried in the road that the street sensors homed in on to guide the cars along by computer. |
| In homing pigeons, a bird is considered to have successfully homed when it returns to its home loft-a highly localized navigational goal. |
| Their siblings raised in a loft on the roof of the Institute, four stories above, when made anosmic neither oriented nor homed. |
