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Examples for "debark"
Examples for "debark"
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Boats debark in either bustling Oak Bluffs or more staid Vineyard Haven.
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The Coast Guard expects to take up to three years to fully debark.
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Denoting all tied up ready to debark the living desperate cargo.
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They, too, would debark in Denver, so they'd be present for only another week.
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And of course, we've got a lady passenger to debark.
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Learning a new language every time they set down would be impossible.
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The class action is set down for trial in May next year.
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A fact thus set down in substantial history cannot easily be gainsaid.
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The case, before Justice Woolford, has been set down for four weeks.
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The trial is set down for 10 weeks before Justice Simon France.
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At least 11 passengers, among the thousands allowed to disembark, have died.
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Women and children have, however, been allowed to disembark on humanitarian grounds.
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Technical flights may land in South Africa, but the crew can't disembark.
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Crew on inbound ships are not allowed to disembark, the notice said.
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They faced uncertainty for days about where they would allowed to disembark.
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He suggested I disembark, get some change and wait for another bus.
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Or one may embark at Liverpool and disembark in the Spanish Main.
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By the time I disembark, I'm exchanging handshakes with several cabin crew.
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He swam back to the ship to tell the others to disembark.
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The Australian and New Zealand contingent will disembark north of Gaba Tepe.
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Mr. C. and I went to the dock to see them disembark.
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But then the players and management finally disembark and you see why.
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Stunned passengers stay where they are until told it's safe to disembark!
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He intended for her to disembark here, in the middle of nowhere.
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Anna Kirsch's large-scale creation greet you as you disembark on the pier.
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Grasping firmly a stout and serviceable umbrella, she was ready to disembark.
