Sentence examples for time to disembark from inspiring English sources

Time to disembark".

Shortly before eleven, a bobbing pillow appeared, like a giant ravioli, and behind it the old Domino Sugar factory: time to disembark.

Clickety-clack, clickety-clack, on we go until the 30 dispiriting minutes are up and it's time to disembark, with the weary sigh of a seasoned traveller on formulaic British comedy network trains.

I remember in the mid-50s we had somehow got ourselves to Sadler's Wells and when our bus home found itself on the pavement and up against a shop window, we knew it was time to disembark and grope our own way back to Hampstead.

When it is time to disembark, do not start your engine until the other vehicles in your lane begin to move.

There, the hacker defeats Diego a second time, then attempts to disembark.

Then we see more stormtroopers, flown in on a night-time raid, evidently about to disembark into hostile territory: has the narrative order been juggled?

The pilot was able to walk away without serious injury after bringing the plane down near Woodchurch at around 10am on Monday, and had already managed to disembark on his own by the time emergency services arrived.

At times the terminal area is gridlocked, with five ships in the harbor, 7,500 passengers trying to disembark, even as 7,500 others are trying to get on board.

Airline passengers, eager to disembark, crowd the aisles with luggage while the plane is still taxiing.

Sixteen people with common Shiite names were asked to disembark, then shot and killed.