Sentence examples for boat in time from inspiring English sources
It is unclear whether rescue crews could have gotten to the small boat in time, but none were dispatched, leading to calls for better equipment and training.
(Ms. O'Dell, for a time after her injuries, was convinced that she must have jumped ahead of a line to get on the boat in time; counselors convinced her that that was unlikely, and that her reaction was normal).
Also advancing was the Swiss team Alinghi, which won when Italy's Prada pulled out of the quarterfinals to make changes to its boat in time for next week's repechage round.
"Oh, I got the money, but it's a joke," said Mr. Zito, 54, who borrowed thousands of dollars to fix up his boat in time for the season, and who pointed to a wrinkled piece of paper in his truck showing that he was recently paid $1,823 for just one day of shrimping.
Almost two years ago a novice inventor from Australia told TR of his unlikely ambition: to build a solar-and wind-powered, "winged" ferry boat in time to sail Sydney Harbor during the 2000 Olympic "Green Games". Now it looks like Robert Dane and the company he founded, Solar Sailor, are right on course.
Just make sure you're back on the boat in time for departure in the morning!
In a perfect demonstration of how to steer your boat in times of art drought, Sotheby's came out of its Wednesday evening auction of Impressionist and Modern art like a knight in shining armor.
Crew members said they did not believe the guard or Customs and Border Protection had enough fast boats to get to suspected smuggling boats in time, though the agencies, as well as the Navy and civilian law enforcement, are making an effort to coordinate their patrols.
Not every rebirth and renewal can be like the boat repair scene in Summer Rental where John Candy and his kids help get Scully's boat seaworthy in time for the big race against the nasty Mr. Pellet while 80s music plays in syncopation with their on-screen antics.
They got to their boat just in time".
