Sentence examples for first embarkation from inspiring English sources

The first embarkation date was used to estimate months in military service.

New recruits (first embarkation) were just as likely to die during the outbreak as seasoned troops, which is not consistent with results of previous research (8, 21, 22).

Then France, until the Germans followed them there; then the eleventh-hour embarkation to New York, in 1940, a few weeks ahead of the Wehrmacht.

During World War II, Poole was the third largest embarkation point for D-Day landings of Operation Overlord and afterwards served as a base for supplies to the allied forces in Europe.

Patients were followed up until March 2010, death or embarkation, whichever came first.

The mortality analyses were repeated after excluding deaths and embarkations in the first five years of follow-up and the first 10 years of follow-up, since participants with pre-existing liver disease might have had lower than usual BMIs at screening or could have given up alcohol due to ill health and therefore appeared in the non-drinking category.

Chances are these women know only each others' first names, workplaces and stations of embarkation and disembarkation.

What is distinctive about Bainbridge Island is that it was the embarkation point for the first wave of people who would be exiled.

This will be a far cry from Western Australia's role as the embarkation point for the first troops who sailed to war in Gallipoli a century ago.Robert Milliken: Australia correspondent, The Economist.

This, of course doesn't include tips or air fare (first class for Mrs. Arzt) to points of embarkation.

Follow-up was to the date of the first occurrence of the SMR1, SMR6, death, embarkation, or 31 December 2007.