Sentence examples for are boating from inspiring English sources
noun
The activity of going out onto a body of water in a boat.
The park is only accessible by boat, and recommended activities are boating, fishing, and birdwatching.
It's in the middle of Cannon Hill Park, where there are boating lakes and beautiful flower gardens, ducks, and pedal boats.
More popular, however, are boating excursions.
Delaware's ocean beaches are popular not only with Delawareans but also with people from neighbouring areas, notably Washington, D.C. Rehoboth and Indian River bays are boating, fishing, and clamming centres.
Here are plenty of excited officials, and plenty of impassable sergeants de ville ; and here are boating men in strange costume, with high boots, long flannel coats, and peaked hats, but of genuine spectators there are almost none.
Other recommended activities are boating and fishing; fishing was the historic use of the island from centuries ago.
At Pier 40 (Houston Street), the theme is boating, with a boat parade at 1 p.m., free cruises and tours of vessels from tugboats to fireboats.
We've been boating for 20-some years.
Mr. Shannon's favorite pastime was boating with family and friends, most recently in the Florida Keys.
Two months ago he was boating on Greenwood Lake with Countess Rosa Menschik Szabo.
Tom Smith, 47, of Oakdale, a deliveryman, has been boating since he was 5.
