Sentence examples for when I disembark from inspiring English sources

But when I disembark from a flight that's more than two hours, I feel like a hot dog that's been microwaved for 10 minutes: dry, inflexible and ugly.

"When I disembark I make sure I walk very briskly as this really just gets the blood flowing again after a very long time sitting down," Loh said.

E-mail was the furthest thing from my mind when I disembarked from the eight-seat pland and breathed in the balmy air of Mustique, the lush 550-hectare island in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the remote stretch of 32 cays and islands on the southeastern edge of the Caribbean.

Three days after that, I disembarked in Hamburg.

I disembarked and made my way to Exarcheia.

As I disembarked, I surprised myself by wanting to kiss the ground.

But a moment later, the driver, muscling his way into traffic again, shouted to his passengers, "That lady used to change my diapers when I was a baby!" Upon disembarking, the old woman patted the driver's shoulder, and he took her face between his large hands and kissed her on her lips.

"You must have it when you disembark!

When you disembark from a plane in Conakry, the corruption hits you almost as quickly as the heat.

So, what can you expect when you disembark under the vast glass roof of the newly-renovated station?

The trick, though, is to be one of the first when you disembark in Staten Island so you can get right back on the next departing boat.