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The officials were helicoptered aboard the ship.

Everyone was soon aboard the plane.

Iran's neighbours are reluctant to climb aboard the sanctions bandwagon.

He was an apprentice pirate aboard John Avery's ship.

Most of the people aboard the Carthage were Tunisian by birth and European by residency but, aboard the ship, perhaps something else, if momentarily: Mediterranean.

Epstein had planned to be aboard the flotilla and Peck was.

I also kept an inventory of all the equipment aboard ship.

When Marriott investigated the seamen aboard this ship, he came across the convicted murderer Feigenbaum.

They have to go aboard half an hour before the ship sails.

Nearly 228 passengers and crew were aboard the air France airliner when it disappeared over the Atlantic last week.

Plans are to test working prototypes of the space toilet in Japan's Kibo lab aboard the ISS.

And when's the last time you were aboard a yacht with a video wall rising up two levels?

As a teenager, he crossed the ocean for the first time aboard a great, old ocean liner.

Russian news agencies said today that the hijackers got aboard the ship after claiming their inflatable boat was in trouble.

A gas leak aboard a sealed bus could cause a major fire if it grew dense enough and was ignited by a spark.

Committing lewd, indecent or obscene ACTS in public aboard an aircraft will land this one in handcuffs, so you need to remove the threat.

Yeah, there's the small matter of her actual death, but Ripley’s also survived an Alien aboard the Nostromo, as well as confrontation with the monstrous Queen.

Emperor Hirohito officially capitulated to the Allies on August 15, 1945, and the official surrender was signed aboard the battleship USS Missouri on September 2.

Dean did not know she had been aboard the Titanic until she was 8 years old, when her mother, about to remarry, told her about her father's death.

Hauled aboard, the body turns out to be alive, to have two bullet wounds and to have a capsule embedded under the skin, which contains the code to a Swiss bank account.

One humid dawn last August, I joined Mr Chen and his Zhoushan warden aboard a decrepit craft that served well enough as a safe patrol vessel-so long, I thought, as the sea remained flat.

The resulting design, NASA's HL-20, underwent significant development and testing and was intended to be a lifeboat for astronauts aboard the space station. But the HL-20 program lapsed.

Sam was not aboard, but his younger brother, Henry, was-serving as a "mud clerk," or boy who would go ashore, often at a mud bank, to receive or hand off freight.

The astronauts could use the space station as a safe haven in the event of major problems and rotate back to Earth aboard Russian Soyuz spacecraft, eliminating the need for a shuttle rescue mission.