go ashore

If you were on a voyage and the ship anchored in a harbor, you might go ashore for water and happen to pick up a shellfish or a plant.

Then the elephant to go ashore, then let's use food package, stone onto a vessel, loaded into a place carved sign up.

Waiting was a strain; and it was decided that Hunter and I should go ashore with the jolly - boat , in quest of information.

Jack: Human hair. From my back. Let go of the anchor! Young Mr. Turner and I are to go ashore.

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

We'd better go ashore before the ship sails and takes up with it by mistake!

Just when he decides to go ashore, stands in the middle of Xuan's ladder, stare in the noisy city . . .

This too affects seafarers' right to go ashore.

No one is to go ashore without the captain's permission.

Can one go ashore when the ship is moored?

He asked all persons not travelling to go ashore.

According to the government agreement, Ukrainian crew may go ashore with valid seaman's books only.

I hear the gong, I'd better go ashore now.

Any man who wants to can go ashore for the afternoon .

Addition would like to go ashore, but also other things to consider it?

But I can not go ashore, so that will hurt innocent people and inviting your troubles .