Sentence examples for day of embarkation from inspiring English sources

Norwegian Cruise Line said it performs more than 400 weddings annually, with prices — which can fluctuate based on the season — from $1,850 for an onboard wedding the day of embarkation to $2,450 for an onshore wedding by a canal in Venice, for instance, or at a colonial chapel in New Orleans during a port of call.

They knew the date of embarkation.

Person-years were calculated from date of screening to date of death, date of embarkation or the end of 2009 as appropriate.

Men known to have left the UK (Main 7, Collaborative 50) were censored at the date of embarkation.

NOAR patients were censored for analysis at date of death, date of embarkation or 30 June 2012, whichever came first.

Follow-up was from the date of screening to the date of death, date of embarkation, or 31 December 2007 (median 29 years, maximum 42 years).

Thirty two women who had never smoked had left the United Kingdom and we censored their survival time at their date of embarkation.

In most political contests, Labor Day is a point of embarkation: the start of a two-month journey during which the candidates campaign in earnest, when the themes and issues that will shape the race fall into place, and when voters start to judge who the candidates are and what they are saying.

On Friday night at Alice Tully Hall that work served as the point of embarkation for a distinctive recital by the brilliant French musician Olivier Latry, a tenured organist at the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris.

There is an atmosphere of embarkation and hangover at the Beverly Hills Hilton as the three-day junket for Vacation winds down.

Symptom onset for this patient occurred two days after boarding, consistent with a prodromal infection at the time of embarkation.