Sentence examples for boat listening from inspiring English sources
After 12 hours spent on an old boat, listening to the band sing and play as we passed mangroves and bumped up and down on rough sea, we finally arrived in Guapí.
You can sail between them in a fishing boat, listening to these white ice monsters crackle and break, heave and sigh, as if they were noisily protesting their fate.
"But my God, alone on a small boat, listening to wind like that, there is nothing so full of what sounds like unstoppered human rage, loneliness and malignancy," he writes.
We had picked up a rental houseboat and an outboard skiff at Paradise Point Marina and spent the night on the boat listening to flocks of geese, cranes and ducks honking and chattering overhead.
Given that I observed at least one passenger on the boat listening to Kid Rock's "Amen" on an iPod during the relevant fourish hours in question, and also given that the ship's aft "Lido" deck buffet does in fact serve apple pie, this is hands down the most American thing I have ever done.
Don't leave without: Drinking a beer, looking at boats, and listening to live tunes, all while sitting waterside at the Memorial Union Terrace.
They go toward the elevator, and the Husband says, "Don't you feel consoled, knowing we're all in the same boat?" She says, "Let's make our own way, and not in this boat" She listens to the Baby's heart and says, "I never want to see any of these people again".
"You just go out there and sit in a boat and listen to the quiet.
For the Xenakis event a foundation that supports Greek culture covered the rental costs for any audience member willing to take out a boat and listen.
A few dozen passengers on the top deck of the boat half-listened to the wind-muted voice of the guide as he noted the Empire State Building, the steamship Lilac and a group of kayakers off Chelsea Piers.
"In a fog like this, we stop the boat and listen, and then hopefully we're able to find the whales," said Francois Lapointe, who leads whale watching tours out of Tadoussac, a town reached by ferry across the fjord mouth from Baie-Sainte-Catherine.
