Earthbound [adjective]

Only earthbound creatures—like the star-fish, for instance—become all they can become in this sphere; man's soul must evolve.

He is far away in his dreamings now, without a thought for his earthbound fellow-creatures.

He saw that he was in the compartment of an interstellar ship and he knew that it was Earthbound.

Will the emancipated soul be less faithful than the souls still earthbound?

The big moon, no longer smoking in the earthbound haze, had risen into the clear dominion of the upper sky.

Can we charter a plane to haul our Earthbound cargo out of Marsport?

The sand-crystals sparkled in the sunset and moonrise, like myriads of earthbound fireflies.

They say you die with an appetite and are so earthbound that you come to life again with it still about you.

Are the inhabitants of this "intermediate state" the "earthbound" of the spiritists?

This was a proof that they needed one to come from above, that they might be delivered from their downward, earthbound nature.