going ashore

By the time he sees you going ashore you'll be there.

A deep voice suggested that all who were going ashore had better do so.

Until then, he said, we could forget all about going ashore.

I cannot let you endanger your lives by going ashore.

You two are going ashore and I am calling the local police."

The hills looked inviting and I lost no time in going ashore.

It could be seen that not only supplies were going ashore, but soldiers.

His crew members had been going ashore to pick them up."

These were the ones, including herself, who were not going ashore.

We're going ashore in force and in our own style.

This does not mean that we are not going ashore hard.

Come on now, get to your feet, we're going ashore."

It did not seem right, me going ashore before the last Black Company brother was out of the city.

I am so glad you are not going ashore.

My second shot either nicked the guy on the right, or came close enough that he changed his mind about going ashore.

"14 Going ashore to investigate, they became even more confused.

But I'm going ashore there - by that point.

She had turned away from him and was giving an answering wave to a passenger going ashore.

Six hours later everyone who was going ashore had gone ashore.

For they will not be going ashore for a while once we sail.

There an American naval officer spotted the refugees going ashore.

By tomorrow morning, the Marines will be going ashore.

To prevent him going ashore I'll have to tie him up.

We celebrated my first day of work by going ashore for a three-hour lunch.

As a matter of fact, I shall be going ashore myself after lunch.'