Sentence examples for boat rustling from inspiring English sources
"As if only this river existed," the text ends, "this wooden jetty, as if there were only this boat, only these rustling reeds, only this one day".
Down below, in the boat's immaculate quarters, a sumptuous lunch was being rustled up.
Even the crucial boat, the Swallow, is composed of little more than a central pole, some rustling blankets and an old cabin trunk.
The only sounds were the calls of birds, rustling reeds and the gentle chug of the few slow-moving boats.
Because there is not a piece of litter to be found, the evidence of just how gusty the wind was for the first round of the 80th Masters was in the rustling azaleas, starched pin flags and players' pants billowing like sails on boats.
With tremendous imaginative sympathy, Ross brings the Sheppards' mid-century, comfortably Middle American milieu to life, evoking both its casual beauties — "When the wind rustled the leaves by their second-story window, it felt as if their house was a boat setting sail" — and the fissures that lay beneath.
Out of the dusty rustle and funk of the preceding half-hour emerges Mike Francis's "Let Me In," like a boat cutting through motionless water.
