go ashore造句

This too affects seafarers' right to go ashore.

The sailors decided to lay to that night and go ashore in the morning.

Please go ashore with me. Here is the boat pier scenic spot.

Now that the weather is still early, do the officers want to go ashore and distract themselves?

I hate meeting late, falling in love too slowly. After a long distance, the border is over, and if we go back, we can go ashore.

Love and hate make me feel so far away from fate. Far away from the gathering, can we go ashore if we turn back.

Just as he was loafing in bed thinking of that nonsense, Miss Pao tapped on the outside of his cabin, called him "Lazybones," and told him to hurry and get up so they could go ashore and have fun.

The boy on the car, just a seated, they sing "boat of your sister, brother and I go ashore…" He asked the conductor strangely: "you really are, your dad is gone, you have thought?

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.

A book, a life, a cup of tea is a trip to someone else's life. Life is still limp on the shore, the soul is slow to go ashore, all the truth of the nihilism is pushing me, to see that I am a body that will walk, and the only thinking is from others.

A cat likes to eat fish, but the cat can't swim. Fish like to eat earthworms, but fish can not go ashore. Heaven has given you many temptations, but it won't let you get it easily. If you want to realize it, you must fight for yourself.