embarkation , also: embarkment

The time for embarkation was only a few hours away.

It was a point from which she could watch the process of embarkation.

We move to embarkation at 1030 hours day after tomorrow.

At this, for the first time since their embarkation, fear took hold of him.

There really were no reasons to pick one embarkation point over another.

We'll be able to start the embarkation within an hour."

In November 1941 the men were all issued embarkation leave.

I went with my mother to the station to say goodbye to Robert at the end of his embarkation leave.

Embarkation was completed just after dusk on the night of May 19.

The men were not told that it would be the embarkation point for their historic mission.

We had then made 1,600 miles since our embarkation in the seas of Japan.

Embarkation is still fixed for tomorrow at four in the afternoon.

They seemed to be in the final stage of customs check before embarkation.

The rest of the division was to have three months to prepare for embarkation to the front in Europe.

The ground unit left for the port of embarkation on 18 July 1943.

A lift was fitted which allowed embarkation within the building.

Keep your nerves under control and see to it that the embarkation is completed according to plan.

Ford and Arthur found themselves in the embarkation area of the ship.

In the spring of 1918, the division began its movement toward embarkation camps.

However, in some locations the fee must be paid at the point of embarkation.

As our saint explained, your wife could be leaving from several different points of embarkation.

Anything you accomplish with my help will have to be done before embarkation."

In its place she felt relief and the exhilaration of embarkation.

Embarkation controls were ended in 1998 at a time when savings had to be found.

He died as his troops made the journey to the port of embarkation.