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Meanings of set ashore in English
Portuguese
desembarcar Spanish
desemarcar Usage of set ashore in English
1
And at the crack of dawn I want her set ashore.
2
He was dragged out and at the next stop set ashore.
3
Hotep they carried across and set ashore on the western side.
4
At last we were scarcely set ashore at the fourth hour.
5
Those, therefore, who could not hold their tongues were set ashore.
6
I suppose you would like to be set ashore as soon as possible?
7
I shall see that your crew is set ashore and given passage for London.
8
They're an uneasy set ashore, sir, if the truth must be said of them!
9
So he was taken down into the cabin and at the next stop set ashore.
10
Odysseus, sleeping, is set ashore at Ithaca by the Phaeacians, and waking knows it not.
11
The queen ordered out the boat, and was set ashore with her attendants on the rocks.
12
The Spaniards, to the number of one hundred and ninety men and women, were set ashore.
13
He hath been set ashore by John Hawkins in the Gulf of Mexico and there left behind.
14
The suggestion has frequently been made that she should be set ashore permanently and put on wheels.
15
Remember I am to be set ashore at midnight at a place which I will show you.
16
At last Nengone was reached, and Wadrokala and Harper were there set ashore, better, but very weak.
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