Examples of using Ashore in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rosalie's ashore.
Ship ashore. Come on!
Call for the captain ashore.
All ashore that's going ashore.
Better is to stay ashore.
People also translate
Third wave ashore on time.
All ashore that's going ashore.
You have been ashore too long.
The captain's ordered me ashore.
One day ashore. Ten years at sea.
Michael rowed his boat ashore.
All ashore who's going ashore.
Port of New Orleans, all ashore!
My chief engineer is ashore and half my crew.
A Cornish warrior may be ashore.
The marines moved ashore, establishing themselves on the Southwest coast.
Like putting you ashore alive.
And in the upper right yousee this black sort of cloud moving ashore.
The animal's been ashore for 12 hours and drifting for a day at least.
Lucky we have put on a little surprise ashore.
Men struggled ashore on a narrow strip of sand hemmed in by steep hills.
We cannot risk going ashore again.
Link has washed ashore on a mysterious island with strange and colorful inhabitants.
There was nothing for it but to run her ashore.
The soldiers helped him wade ashore into Bosnia.
Leave him defeated anddispirited before your invasion force even sets foot ashore.
I don't see how you ever managed to get it ashore.
The Old man and his wife were unable to swim ashore.
I realized it was only a matter of time before they came ashore here.
The infuriated Vikings thenmaimed their remaining prisoners and threw them ashore.

