Sentence examples for begin to row from inspiring English sources

In May, as typhoon season begins, Mr. Martell plans to begin to row across the North Pacific, what he calls the "Everest of the oceans," from Japan to the United States.

Yet for all the physical strength it requires, when we push off from the bank and begin to row, what strikes me is not how tiring it is but how stressful.

When I began to row, Timid was my middle name.

I was in the 10th grade when I first began to row.

As the day went on some doubts began to creep in, with some people beginning to row back and others insisting it was not him.

When the elegant Frenchman reached the edge of the water with the raft, he fastened the oars to it and began to row it slowly toward a sizeable motor launch, which was anchored about fifty feet offshore.

I began to row as I'd done with shirtless Gigi twenty years before, imagining that spirits were punishing me for taking the corroded door handles from the island.

We are saved!" They began to row hard, and, as they approached the ship, Mundy, aware that German sailors had been known to pose as civilians at sea in order to lure British ships, shouted, "We are survivors of the Robin Moor, sunk thirteen days ago at 25.46 west, 6.10 north".

On both sides of the stage women in slightly more contemporary rags knock the mortar off broken bricks, then begin to place them in rows, a symbol of reconstruction.

Families begin to emerge from between rows of tents that line the camp.

It's called random positive reinforcement; Federer would play a few magical points in a row and begin to believe that order had been restored in the match.