Sentence examples for the embarkation from inspiring English sources

I couldn't resist the embarkation photo with the cruise logo.

Astor's risky move was prompted by the embarkation of a British invasion force from Cyprus.

The men were not told that it would be the embarkation point for their historic mission.

And Lanzarote's newly created port of Puerto Calero is the embarkation point for fishing and scuba expeditions.

Tampa was the embarkation point (1898) for Cuba-bound troops, including those of Theodore Roosevelt, during the Spanish-American War.

This is the embarkation point for our cruise down almost 200 miles of the world's tenth-longest river.

The town of Agadez in Niger, on the edge of the desert, is the main embarkation point on the people smuggling route.

During the intervening period, the intended embarkation route for the battalion's departure from Greece was cut off by the Germans and so the entire brigade made its way to Porto Rafti to the east of Athens where the battalion was one of the first units of the 2nd New Zealand Division to be shipped to the island of Crete.

But Mr. DeLay's former chief of staff has been lobbying for the mass embarkation to the Norwegian Dawn, a 15-deck, 14-bar, 10-restaurant ship offering ultrapriced rooms and what Mr. DeLay's office deems "good security" for up to 2,200 passengers.

All haplotypes not found in Sub-Saharan Africa were excluded from the Jamaican sample for the admixture analyses in order to focus the analysis only on African groups and accommodate the historical embarkation data from the continent.

On the morning of the liner's embarkation, the German embassy in Washington had taken out advertisements in New York newspapers warning that vessels flying the British flag were liable to destruction in the naval war zone, and that their passengers were in jeopardy.