Use "disembarked" in a sentence
1. The group disembarked at Ptolemais.
2. At 30 , Marines disembarked toward the shores of Iwo Jima.
3. Soldiers have disembarked and occupied the adjoining streets.
4. At the end of his third missionary journey, Paul disembarked at Ptolemais.
5. On 8 September, she disembarked those troops at Jinsen, Korea.
6. Garnier disembarked in Hanoi on 3 November 1873, but negotiations were not forthcoming.
7. We disembarked in Alexandria, and I soon acclimatized to the Middle-East life-style.
8. Lady, I was glad to see Sir Robert when he disembarked in London.
9. She entered Empress Augusta Bay at 0609 on 6 November and disembarked her passengers by 0733.
10. Brett Crozier was Cheered by fellow sailors as he disembarked the coronavirus-stricken USS Theodore Roosevelt
11. (9) The three nations Ambuscaded and when the visitors had disembarked they attacked and destroyed them
12. Arriving at Guantanamo on 24 July, the destroyer disembarked her passengers before operating locally over the next few days.
13. The Los Angeles that greeted these pioneers who disembarked after their four-day train ride from the east was part boomtown, part frontier.
14. In 663, the city itself was besieged by the Byzantines during the failed attempt of Constans II, who had disembarked at Taranto, to recover southern Italy.
15. According to Ibn Battuta, who visited China in 1347: ...We stopped in the port of Calicut, in which there were at the time thirteen Chinese vessels, and disembarked.
16. The suspect was accosted and arrested as he disembarked from a plane at Goma International Airport where the rangers had been waiting for his arrival from Walikale in the interior of the country and close to gorilla habitat.
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18. Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, when in days gone by Kurdish refugees disembarked in Italy and to the appeal for solidarity launched from my country for a common European action came the response that the problem was entirely Italian, our European citizens had the proof, once again, that they belonged to an acephalous Union, a Union which imposes rules on everything that can be regulated in everyday life, but which then goes into hiding when world-scale events become urgent for our continent.