disembark
debark

Maybe she would be able to tell more when they all disembarked.

We disembarked, and the expected one hour on the ground turned to three.

The other men stood, too, waiting for her to disembark first.

In a low voice, he asked, "Will you be able to try for the real thing before we have to disembark?"

They were at the space farm and ready to disembark.

After a few people disembarked, my husband and I decided to take a seat.

The entire group - all men - disembarked 15 at a time.

By the third floor, many of the visitors had disembarked.

He gathered all the men who had disembarked around him.

Often upon disembarking their first thought is, "Where should we eat?"

Now keep in mind this is 30 minutes after the boat had disembarked.

If you decline, there is still time for me to disembark.

It will fall to me to give the command to disembark.

Then the first 10 rows, perhaps, will be called upon to disembark.

He found Philip there before him and about to disembark.

The group disembarks and begins discussion of what to do.

After she had disembarked he stood there, silent, looking down at her.

That had been the end of the line for him, the halt at which he'd disembarked.

The last had to be set up first, as the open column in which we disembarked would not do it.

"We'll be disembarking on the human side of the station."

Normally no one would disembark until the process was complete.

He was right; the party had disembarked about two hundred yards away.

I'm in the building at the top of the mountain, where people disembark from the lift.

As the rest disembarked, a steady snow began to fall.

She did not, however, disembark her passengers until 18 October.