Sentence examples for boat ashore from inspiring English sources

The Dutch reclaimed Breda and hauled the boat ashore, where it became a civic monument.

FISHER--David L.,folksinger, May 7, 2010, of Highwaymen and "Michael Row the Boat Ashore" renown.

We would have to pull the boat ashore and drag it around them.

Everybody would probably start singing "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore," and drown him out.

Pat played the guitar and taught Dakotah enough chords to string together "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore".

Under Mr. Silber, the magazine printed, for the first time, "Sixteen Tons," "This Land Is Your Land," "Michael Row the Boat Ashore," "Bells of Rhymney" and "Cotton Fields".

As the group pulled the boats ashore near the Sepulveda Dam, the afternoon sun inspired a round of celebratory beers.

The line did not hold, but once the concession was shut down, organizers ordered the union members to bring their boats ashore.

While the destroyer's 5-inch guns lay down a covering barrage, he leads a group of small boats ashore under heavy fire to take off the stranded marines.

In the harbor, as the cranes waited to lift the boats ashore, Miss Geico floated in a lazy circle beneath the tropical sun, the heat of her turbines making vapor trails that blurred the water and the pier beyond and the grandstands and the portable toilets and the beer vendors and the children and everybody.

Rough seas washed several boats ashore, and shipping was cancelled in and out of Norfolk.