Sentence examples for disembarking passengers from inspiring English sources

"Hatchets" were bribes paid by merchants; disembarking passengers who hoped to avoid scrutiny offered "bones".

She arrives at the airport to hear disembarking passengers complaining about a fat, smelly man who took up more seat space than he deserved.

The boat passes Georgio Armani's palatial summer home before mooring off Great Bird Island and disembarking passengers to look at pelicans, ospreys, tropic birds, laughing gulls and herons.

One man clamoring to get on a bus that met disembarking passengers said simply: "I'm too angry to talk about it".

At the Columbia's first stop, in the little fishing port of Ketchikan, about 36 hours after leaving Bellingham, disembarking passengers had a two-mile walk into the center of town.

Cha-cha-cha!" Inside the terminal, when he opens the bus door in the line of buses that are disembarking passengers, he says, "Ahh, smell that fresh Caribbean air!" For a while after September 11th, Sal quit doing his announcements.

One homemade sign read: "Sweet Home Alabama!" and another: "The ship's afloat, so is the sewage". Disembarking passenger Brittany Ferguson said: "I'm feeling awesome just to see land and buildings.

Most airports will disembark passengers from one level, though newer airports like Hong Kong will be able to link passenger gangways at both upper and lower levels.

With queues backing up in immigration halls, planes would not be able to disembark passengers and a mass cancellation of later flights would ensue, he said.

This caused the ferry to dock at the main dock to disembark passengers, whilst unloading the vehicles had to wait until high tide.

Because the conductors and engineers often knew where the locals lived or were headed, trains would make non-scheduled stops to disembark passengers to allow them a shorter walk.