Sentence examples for for embarkation from inspiring English sources

Plans for security were not tightened after Sept. 11, though metal scanners are present for embarkation.

Much of the money was already spent in the ports and coastal areas where the troops assembled and waited for embarkation to Italy or the Netherlands.

Ignatius was taken prisoner during a persecution of the Antioch church; he was put in chains and escorted, along with others, by a unit of soldiers to Troas in northwestern Asia Minor for embarkation to Rome.

But Silversea in Fort Lauderdale and Crystal in Los Angeles and Cunard-Seabourn, with longer and more expensive cruises, say they can arrange with ground operators to handle bags that come ahead, and get them into suites in time for embarkation.

The Middlesex were also on stand-by for embarkation, and were kept in reserve.

At this point, Howe prepared troops under the command of General Clinton for embarkation to occupy Newport, the other major goal of his plan.

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

After 1815 Toulon increased in importance and was the port of embarkation for most of the French military expeditions of the 19th century.

When it served as Napoleon's port of embarkation for his projected invasion of England, its harbour was subjected to naval bombardment.

Hardy was later to write the poem At Lulworth Cove A Century Back, marking the poet John Keats's point of embarkation for his ill-fated visit to Rome 100 years earlier.

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.