Usar "put ashore" en una oración

1. What would she do when they arrived at the Yakhan? Would she put ashore before then? Had she already? He hadn’t actually seen her since last shift

2. The whole job took me three days, and when all the loot was put ashore, I had three large piles of possessions which I covered with sail material

3. We were put ashore and the man promised to return for us after two days, but we would have to share the boat with his catch

4. He told them he was a pirate—been a pirate for thirty years out in the Indian Ocean—and his crew was thinned out considerable last spring in a fight, and he was home now to take out some fresh men, and thanks to goodness he'd been robbed last night and put ashore off of a steamboat without a cent, and he was glad of it; it was the blessedest thing that ever happened to him, because he was a changed man now, and happy for the first time in his life; and, poor as he was, he was going to start right off and work his way back to the Indian Ocean, and put in the rest of his life trying to turn the pirates into the true path; for he could do it better than anybody else, being acquainted with all pirate crews in that ocean; and though it would take him a long time to get there without money, he would get there anyway, and every time he convinced a pirate he would say to him, "Don't you thank me, don't you give me no credit; it all belongs to them