Sentence examples for was disembarked from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove from on board a vessel; to put on shore; to land; to debark.
- The general disembarked the troops.
When she arrived off Palestine, her air wing was disembarked to carry out operations to help to suppress the disorder.
In 1601 a small Spanish force was disembarked at Kinsale, in Ireland, to cooperate with the Irish rebels.
On 12 May, the coffin was disembarked at Lisbon, and a grandiose funeral followed.
The squadron was disembarked on 25 February after the ships arrived in Trincomalee Harbour.
In order to make room for the fighters, one of the Swordfish squadrons was disembarked so it could support the ground war.
854 Squadron was disembarked while at Sydney, but the carrier kept her two Corsair squadrons until after arriving in the UK on 27 June.
The queues caused ferry companies to suspend their services and about 600 people were stranded last night on ferries on the Solent as the boats could not be disembarked because of traffic build-up on the island.
The British navy's flagship is poised to join a big migrant rescue operation in the Mediterranean as early as Tuesday after spending the weekend stuck in port amid a diplomatic spat over where rescued people should be disembarked and processed.
The substantive change to the operation could conceivably come after the passengers are disembarked, when separate teams of smugglers dart into international waters to retrieve the abandoned fishing vessels and tow them back to Libya, ready to be reused in subsequent smuggling missions.
Whenever Eagle was not at sea, her aircraft were disembarked and used ashore.
Two of her 4.7 inch guns were disembarked and used in the Battle of Colenso.
