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Example sentences for "come ashore"

  • The men who had brought the yacht across the bay did not come ashore.

  • Chambers is rowing, and he will probably stay in the boat while the other two come ashore.

  • If they capsized in the bay to-night, neither they nor their canoe would come ashore here.

  • Come here, come ashore with us, and we will kill you with our patoo patoos!

  • But he'll come ashore on the south'ard trip.

  • An' I put it to him--has he so much as set eyes on a tool out yonder since we come ashore?

  • You see, they are not things likely to come ashore.

  • Mebbe some day a boat'll come ashore not so broke but we can patch her up.

  • If he had known, he surely wouldn't have sent for me to come ashore here.

  • I want you to come ashore with me and find out for yourself from my lawyer that you can depend on the money.

  • He then ordered me to write a letter, commanding all the people of the large ship to come ashore, and to deliver the large ship and her goods into his hands, when he would give us the small ship to carry us home.

  • They was snappin' at the oars when we started to come ashore.

  • If you can see your way to it, come ashore to-morrow and lend me a hand.

  • He beckoned to my clerk to come ashore; but as soon as he saw some small arms in the stern-sheets of the boat he commanded him into the boat again, and would have him be gone.

  • After a short stay he went ashore; and the next morning came aboard again, and told me the governor desired me to come ashore to the fort and dine with him; and if I doubted anything he would stay aboard till I returned.

  • Saints forgive ye, sir, the babe unborn would be safe to come ashore in Chance Along!

  • An' when he come ashore didn't he feel so desperate lonesome that he died o' too much rum inside the year, down on the land-wash wid his two feet in the sea?

  • This coast has the name of being a bad place for shipwrecked people to come ashore on.

  • I want to ask you one question before you come ashore.

  • Come ashore, Muley; I want to talk to you.

  • Durand, one of Drewes’ company commanders, saw a Japanese officer standing defiantly on the seawall waving a pistol, “just daring us to come ashore.

  • The light tanks of Company B continued their attempt to come ashore on Green Beach, but the high surf and great distance between the reef and the beach greatly hindered landing efforts.

  • One of them spoke to the Germans, asking them to come ashore.

  • He didn't come ashore in the same way as the rest of them.

  • I come ashore from ze revenue schooner out there.

  • And knowing that there was a military patrol here, naturally I come ashore to warn you.

  • You have the same opinion as I have, and expect it to come ashore.

  • She's more likely to come ashore," said a man standing behind us, and he spoke with the air of an expert in such matters.

  • But it had to come ashore, and the weather was stormy the whole time.

  • I expect the body to come ashore presently.

  • Well, tell him I'll come ashore to-morrow an hour before sunrise, and we'll have a great day together.

  • He happened to be quite cheerful that evening, after his successful day's work with the lightermen, so when it was cool I simply forced him to come ashore.

  • Come ashore, Adam, come ashore if ye dare adventure!


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "come ashore" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    come across; come alive; come alongside; come among; come back; come doun; come down; come for; come forth; come forward; come hither; come near; come nearer; come next; come nigh; come out; come over; come round; come short; come tell; come together; come what; comes about; legal medicine; noble prince; young fellows