Sentence examples for are boat from inspiring English sources
noun
A craft used for transportation of goods, fishing, racing, recreational cruising, or military use on or in the water, propelled by oars or outboard motor or inboard motor or by wind.
There are boat rides and lakeside guesthouses.
There are Boat trips to the islands, some landing (from adult £22, child £11).
Water-skiing is available, as are boat trips touring the bay ($5).
From the port, there are boat trips to the nearby town of Porto-Vecchio.
What the family learned then, however, leaves them with no regrets now that they are boat owners, even though their jobs are potentially vulnerable once again.
Water taxi service is available, as are boat rentals, which start at €143 for two hours, a steal for Lake Como.
Most of the breaks are boat-access only, and the water is 20 degrees colder than in Portland.
The pollen grains are boat-shaped, with longitudinal ridges and furrows that run from one end of the grain to the other.
That includes a job at a "glam mag" (Tatler), boyfriend troubles (he balks at buying gifts) and annoying roommates (Saffron and Gian-Marco are boat-hands).
Beyond it, there is water and there are boats.
At the point of stability, the following configurations for graphane allotropes are boat-1 [64, 66] 66] with the UUDDUU hydrogenation, boat-2 [66] 66] with the UUUUDD hydrogenation, twist-boat [68] with the UUDUDD hydrogenation and other configurations with relatively high energies which were reported in the literatures [65, 69].
