Sentence examples for getting off the boat from inspiring English sources

Tango shows often promise the history of tango, which tends to mean cheesy brothel scenes, gangsters and waifs getting off the boat in Buenos Aires.

Getting off the boat took a whole four hours for no apparent reason and it took a further six hours to get through border control.

Getting off the boat we were met by one of the Wilderness management team, who told us that as it was low season and midweek we were being upgraded to the luxury lodge.

"You're used to getting off the boat and coming back in an hour, maybe two at most," he says.

"I remember getting off the boat at St Peter Port and didn't know who my parents were, and then waiting for ages until my parents eventually recognised me.

As the boat met up with the raft-like thingy, I found it was much easier getting off the boat than on.

Survivors who had been on board these reefers told Greenpeace that daily beatings were part and parcel of everyday life, and that many had given up hope of ever getting off the boats alive.

If you're over 25, you got to get off the boat, mate".

I was just amazed to get off the boat at Le Havre and see all those great big beefy people.

The idea is generally the same: get off the boat and experience nature without too much hand-holding.

Our heads were so far up our arse that we couldn't even get off the boat.