debarkation
disembarkation

"We should arrive at the debarkation point within the hour."

And hope the point of debarkation, where the winning was easier, can be found again.

It was then used as a point of debarkation for those returning from Europe.

In the rush attending debarkation, he had no chance to discuss the subject further.

Thomas enjoyed the long walk from the debarkation ramp to Immigration.

She was going to give me the whole story right there at the debarkation gate.'

We left the cabin and found our way up to the nearest debarkation hatch without meeting anyone.

A voice came through the speak- er: "Prepare for debarkation."

In all this, from the moment of debarkation, there had been no glimpse of sky.

During the debarkation into the customs shed, Will deliberately separated himself from his parents.

It was the main debarkation point for Loyalists leaving America.

The small airport provided no covered ramp for debarkation.

I wanted to talk to you about debarkation."

Debarkation of troops and cargo began immediately and was completed on the 8th.

"In a few moments we will be landed inside the walls of the Pentagon debarkation station.

It would make for an easy debarkation.

Two tunnels/corridors/avenues - whatever - over and the small unit between was the debarkation facility.

Say when you'd like to sail, and name your ports of embarkation and debarkation.

Hangover, grief, fear, and the maddening red tape of Moon debarkation.

Once the vessels had achieved their Lagrangian orbit, debarkation would commence.

Thought she'd go through the debarkation arch like a projectile when it started laying on the formality.

Preparing for recovery, he disconnected his helmet and checked himself for debarkation.

We must report now for debarkation.

She had been well known, both as shuttle pilot during debarkation and as an able manager of the Karachi camp.

Rhodan was notified at once and he postponed the debarkation of the fighting force.

They are also required to change back into the former prior to disembarkation.

There was no way then of knowing, while waiting for disembarkation, what life here would be like.

"I'm sorry you had to go through that scene at Disembarkation."

If all goes well.the disembarkation could take place before this month is out.

Traditionally, the rock is said to be the disembarkation site of the Pilgrims.

The disembarkation of the British force and its establishment on shore followed.

Disembarkation is almost directly on to the train station's platforms.

It is less a neighborhood anymore than a vast disembarkation zone.

As a place of disembarkation it would be both natural and safe.'

During the voyage 64 people died, another four dying shortly after disembarkation.

After lunch, it's already time to prepare for disembarkation at Cologne.

However, shortly before disembarkation, the order to attack was rescinded.

Disembarkation and transfer to the international airport for your flight to Santiago.

On the 23d the disembarkation was continued and about 6,000 more men landed.

Five hundred resolute men could have prevented the disembarkation at very little cost to themselves.

The disembarkation that followed lent some life to the dreary scene.

The waiting became unbearable and it was almost a relief to get the disembarkation notice.

We therefore recommend you have your dinner on board the ferry before disembarkation in France.

I have arranged a meeting with Cutter in half an hour, to make sure he has right all the arrangements for disembarkation.

This was to be the disembarkation point for the attack on New Orleans.

Our first disembarkation was Tokyo - lively, stimulating and friendly.

We are facing the disembarkation of illegal immigrants on a day-to-day basis.

The disembarkation hold was a red-lit hell of men, machines and equipment.

In the orbital transfer station's disembarkation lounge, people's heads turned.

This loss proved to be very serious, for it delayed and embarrassed the disembarkation of the army.