Most of the officers waded into the river and swam to the opposite shore. The animals often waded or swam across the Platte. Many more casualties were suffered as the Dubliners waded ashore and some wounded men drowned. The emissaries waded ashore and arrived in Tokyo the next day. While leading his troops across, he landed on the island, while his troops waded across. As the infantry waded through mud, they lost the creeping barrage. But I waded ashore on Guadalcanal in '42. Anita then came upon the river Canoas, into which she amazingly waded. As the crowd came out onto the footpath, police waded in and began arresting patrons. Gen. Francis P. Blair waded through the swamp and flanked the Confederates. On 25 November 1917, his advance column waded across the Ruvuma River into Portuguese Mozambique. As she and the minister waded out into the water, the choir began to sing. Encountering resistance, the police waded into the crowd attacking them with their clubs. Actress Katharine Hepburn waded to safety from her Old Saybrook beach home, narrowly escaping death. And for the first time, African American intellectuals waded into the contentious debate.