Sentence examples for Before embarkation from inspiring English sources
Before embarkation, all stationary artillery and armaments, special equipment, guns that could not be evacuated, ammunition, the telephone exchange, the radio broadcast house, locomotives and railroad cars, and the railway were destroyed.
Like ordinary passengers, they walked toward the search and metal detector booths that for all but a few airlines is the last security barrier before embarkation.
Bring patience with you if you travel this way: Boarding arrangements, ticket checking and passport control were chaotic, both before embarkation and on the boat.
Symptom onset time was further categorized as before embarkation, during travel, or after disembarkation in Singapore.
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Additionally, lower occupational status was not related to higher mortality rates, which suggested that any potential differences in nutritional or health status before embarkation or during the voyage did not play any major role in mortality risk.
Shortly before Lane's embarkation for England a ship fitted out by Raleigh "at his owne charge" and "fraighted with all maner of things in a most plentifull manner, for the supply and reliefe of his colony then remaining in Virginia," sailed from England for Roanoke Island.
Light used immediately before and during embarkation may be difficult to apply correctly but the following rules should be followed: Two to four days before and for the first three days after a trip, during normal living, enjoy plenty of bright light every day, preferably outdoors.
By Robert McLaughlin The New Yorker, May 6 , 1944P. 25 Soldier-husband telephoned his wife from some staging area which was the last stop before the port of embarkation.
He was on 10 days embarkation leave before departure to an unknown destination.
Elisa and I peeled away to make our way to the Musée Marc Chagall across town before the scheduled afternoon embarkation.
