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Meanings of remain ashore in English
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Usage of remain ashore in English
1
When I sail, they sail; when I remain ashore, they remain ashore.
2
Wild, four of the men and I were forced to remain ashore.
3
Bolitho had sometimes suggested that he should remain ashore, if only for a time.
4
To remain ashore was death, and every dhole knew it.
5
After finishing up, the solemn Charley invited the skipper and supercargo to remain ashore till morning.
6
Moseh's vow compelled him to remain ashore.
7
Mrs. Brown had to remain ashore alone with her rage, but the steward was nursing his on board.
8
As Captain Guy will remain ashore for the present, your mate, Mr. Jermin, will command until his recovery.
9
It would have meant remaining ashore-worsethan that, an appointment at the Admiralty.
10
Are you quite sure that you will run no risk by remaining ashore?
11
The boys remained ashore, and carefully watched the proceedings.
12
Some of them, now that the moment had come, almost wished they had remained ashore.
13
Gertrude, insisting, accompanied her father, and remained ashore.
14
I remained ashore to recuperate, and he went on in a cutter to his own island, Bora Bora.
15
This detachment remained ashore some time.
16
This time, eighteen men remained ashore.