Sentence examples for get off the ship from inspiring English sources

"I can't just get off the ship," he told them.

"Caribbean tours, when people get off the ship, are primarily extremely active tours," Mr. Greve said.

"So, these days, the seafarers coming in to see the world, they may not even get off the ship".

Now, the captain and three other crew members still cannot seem to get off the ship, according to their families.

When the captain ordered them to get off the ship, we fought hand-to-hand for those life jackets".

I went on a cruise, because it's the only way you can get there, and most days we were able to get off the ship and make landfall.

They expected to meet the army 40 days after getting off the ship.

One astute oil expert insists that "Lee is getting off the ship at just the right time".

After getting off the ship, the couple inquired around the port, holding a photograph of their daughter.

Bundled in a brown peacoat, his feet stuffed into cork-soled boots, Dickens looked a fright; Catherine wanted him to change his clothes before getting off the ship.

There were the immediate concerns, among them how to get the passengers home once they got off the ship, a process that was set to begin shortly after the ship docked Thursday at 9 30 p.m. Central time.