Sentence examples for He disembarked from inspiring English sources

He disembarked at Castle Garden in Lower Manhattan, where his sister met him.

He disembarked from the bus and walked in a cocoon of supporters to the polling station.

He disembarked at the quayside at which so many battered vessels packed with migrants have been tied up.

He disembarked at the Hotel des Bains on the Lido and was reassured to hear the sounds of all the major world languages.

He disembarked at Buenos Aires, ostensibly to travel to Valparaiso overland and there rejoin his advisers who were continuing by sea.

As he disembarked from the Hinckley, Douglass issued a correction.

On this first of three legs, he disembarks at the Minnesota state fair, a massive festival of livestock.

Eventually, the ship — the "stinking tub" — comes to feel like a straitjacket; when he disembarks in Japan late in the four-month trip, "the sight of a woman was enough to give one the jitters".

As the film begins, he disembarks from a train at the Eboli station and is carried, on a bus filled with peasant women and chickens, along the arduous route to Lucania.

He disembarks both ships with dragging feet, wandering around Montreal "like an odd ghost", wanting to take people by the arm and say, "listen, there is a ship at sea tonight, and this is who is on board, and this is what their lives are like, and without them none of this world you call normal could exist".

The show's final image could have emerged from Wilson and Philip Glass's Einstein on the Beach: the tilted stage carries a crouching West slowly over the arena's floor, from darkness through a single spotlight, and beyond, to where he disembarks on the floor, slaps some hands and exits.