Sentence examples for embarkation port from inspiring English sources

Newport News was also an important supply and embarkation port in both world wars.

Also, while it's possible that a ship will need to skip a port of call for weather or other reasons, it's unlikely the cruise will change the embarkation port.

Mr. Hall said that Richmond is the third-largest city borough in area, that it hasn't received its full share of city money, that during the war, because of Tompkinsville, it was a big troop-and-materiel embarkation port, that it has a lot of pheasants and the oldest elementary schoolhouse in the country.

If you live far from the embarkation port, get there a day early.

TANF recipients are forbidden by law from using their cards outside the state of Kansas, which is not a major embarkation port for cruise ships.

Southampton was designated No. 1 Military Embarkation port during the Great War and became a major centre for treating the returning wounded and POWs.

By March 24, British commander Field Marshal Douglas Haig was thinking about his embarkation ports, and French commander General Philippe Pétain was thinking about Paris.

More than 150,000 soldiers were streaming toward their embarkation ports on the English Channel where they'd board transports that would ferry them to beaches code named Omaha, Utah, Gold, Juno and Sword, names that would be indelibly written into history with the blood of 12,000 casualties.

The division moved to the Hampton Roads Port of Embarkation embarkation's Camp Patrick Henry to await combat loading on the transports.

Visit to the N. Y. Port of Embarkation Mailing Center, where all packages headed for soldiers overseas, and addr.

During World War I Hoboken was a major port of embarkation for American troops leaving for Europe.