Definitionn. the act of passengers and crew getting aboard a ship or aircraft
Last update: July 18, 2015
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During the SpanishAmerican War United States troops were encamped in De Soto Park in Tampa, and Port Tampa was the point of embarkation for the United States army that invaded Cuba. [Please select]
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We have again rehearsed the embarkation. [Please select]
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All seemed in order on the morning of the embarkation. [Please select]
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All is in train, and the embarkation of the animals is even now in progress. [Please select]
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The officers hastened, therefore, their re-embarkation, and the expedition returned without having effected anything. [Please select]
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The embarkation below Grand Gulf took place at De Shroon's, Louisiana, six miles above Bruinsburg, Mississippi. [Please select]
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The re-embarkation was accomplished by the morning of the 27th. [Please select]
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They must undergo more waves, and a system of diet before embarkation. [Please select]
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And your duty is to assist in the embarkation, not to offer advice to your queen. [Please select]
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So much so that two or three confessed that they could hardly sleep at night in their impatience for the hour when the embarkation for Topsail Island was to take place. [Please select]
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The rumble of artillery at this point warned the aide that the embarkation was actually beginning, and, hastily catching up the cartridges already made, he unbuttoned the flannel shirt he wore and stuffed them in. [Please select]
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