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was ashore
adverb
On the land as opposed to onboard
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When he was ashore, I visited him at his home, in Maine, and found myself scribbling notes all day.
After training in mechanical drawing, he served a long stint in the Navy, seeking out museums whenever he was ashore.
They showed one of their photos to Robert England, 89, a yeoman on the R-12, who was ashore doing paperwork on the day it sank.
The ships supported the left flank of the Ottoman army once it was ashore.
During service in Central American waters, his detachment was ashore in Nicaragua during the period February 1928 - 1929.
Once the father was ashore, he was transported to Broward General Hospital as an advanced life support patient, but his condition is listed as non-life threatening.
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"It could be ashore in two days".
My contemporaries and I were ashore in every imaginable way.
The beach at Dalmore, near Carloway, where the rig is ashore has been closed for safety reasons.
Once they are ashore tensions frequently arise, with less than charitable comments about migrants often appearing on Maltese media websites.
"It is very important to protect walruses when they are ashore, but that is only part of the protection they need," Anatoly Kochnev said.
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