Sentence examples for set ashore from inspiring English sources

Until the 1980's Taquileños had monopolized all boats that set ashore on the island.

Host was set ashore in San Diego, and was almost immediately given a role in a Paramount picture, "Shootin' Irons".

Never was tranquil harbour more welcome, and as soon as we could get pratique [formal permission] we were set ashore and took a walk through the town.

And when Dion essayed to speak in his own defence, Dionysius suffered him not; but immediately forced him aboard a boat, which lay there for that purpose, and commanded the sailors to set him ashore on the coast of Italy.

Once rescued, Captain Sarol and his crew are permitted to remain in Milliard City until they can be set safely ashore in the New Hebrides (now the nation of Vanuatu).

After a camp had been set up ashore, Petty Officer George White was sent back to the still floating Grasshopper to scavenge supplies.

When it docked, a little over two hours after they set sail, he was put ashore without ceremony, broken in his final service game.

They started to set up cafes ashore, which spread out from the docks.

"People need to just start swimming ashore, set up their cardboard boxes and start banging on them".

A decade after a Japanese film studio sent Godzilla on his "final" journey of destruction, the irradiated monster is set to stomp ashore and trample across Tokyo again as the country attempts to reclaim its creation from Hollywood.

On the day that Hurricane Sandy was set to come ashore in New Jersey, Politico reported that FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) and President Obama were relying solely on the Internet as a means for storm victims to access vital news and emergency information even though there was a widespread expectation of power and cable television failures.