Encara no tenim significats per a "embark on board".
1The women would embark on board the squadron, and, with the effects of the citizens, be transported by water.
2On Tuesday morning, we were up at four o'clock, in order to embark on board the steamer for Rouen.
3The prince has but five companions with him, and we embark on board that little privateer lying in the stream.
4He was still very pale when I saw him embark on board the boat that was to take us to our train.
5Orders were instantly given that the troops should embark on board the transports, and as fast as these were filled they set sail.
6He was obliged to abandon his posts, and embark on board of the British squadron, which transported him and his troops to Vado.
7It was settled that we should start at once for Baltimore, to embark on board a vessel bound from that place to Trinidad.
8Nevertheless, you have been obliged to embark on board this vessel, your children and your brothers are there with you, your mother is on board.
9He advised us to embark on board the sloop Pizarro,* (* According to the Spanish nomenclature, the Pizarro was a light frigate (fragata lijera).)
10The next morning early Ronald and Malcolm embarked on board a ship.
11At Delaware City, I again embarked on board of a splendid steamboat.
12After lunch we embarked on board the steamer, and came up the Clyde.
13The next day they embarked on board the steamer, and returned to Geneva.
14He embarked on board a vessel, and went first to the Scilly Isles.
15Having myself embarked on board the largest explosion-vessel, accompanied by Lieut.
16It was at Liverpool, embarking on board a vessel for America.
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