Sentence examples for had come ashore from inspiring English sources

He reached Liverpool five days after they had come ashore.

By the following week, so many carcasses had come ashore, they littered the beach near his home in Cape Vincent.

On a recent Sunday, the city's surfing élite, it seemed, had come ashore to drink in the white-washed-brick room.

While no injuries were reported, jewellery and money were taken from the group, who had come ashore from the Celebrity Cruises vessel Eclipse.

By a process of elimination, the researchers concluded that only 26 percent of the oil had come ashore or was still in the water in a form that could, in principle, do additional shoreline damage.

Her mother was long dead; her sailor father had been lost at sea, though Pippi was confident he had come ashore on a South Sea island where "he had become king of all the cannibals".

The gunmen appear to have come ashore at the Sassoon Docks, not far from the Leopold.

Eleven new diseases have come ashore since 2000, compared with five during the whole of the previous century.

In the northern Great Barrier Reef, it's like 10 cyclones have come ashore all at once," said Hughes.

In the northern Great Barrier Reef, it's like 10 cyclones have come ashore all at once".

Tens of thousands of walruses have come ashore in northwest Alaska because the sea ice they rest on during summers has melted.