Sentence examples for boat to keep from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, one man maneuvered the boat to keep the snorkelers in view.

A Japanese patrol boat rammed and sank a South Korean fishing boat to keep it from fishing in Japanese waters, Japanese authorities said.

Pondering the problem, Mr. Goodwin recalled that a co-worker had installed a plastic owl on his boat to keep sea gulls away.

The Italian authorities, on the other hand, say that the marines warned an approaching boat to keep away, and that when it did not, they had no choice but to fire warning shots into the air.

Peyron said he and Riou enjoyed the time together and that his new crewmate, who according to race rules was not allowed to offer assistance, stayed in a small part of the boat to keep from disturbing him.

In the most heart-stopping moment of the regatta, the Kiwis' 131-foot wing sail did not pop to the correct side, apparently because of a lack of pressure in the hydraulic system, as the crew tried to tack on the American boat to keep its slight lead.

He added that researchers were now working to design noisemakers that could be installed on boats to keep bycatch species away.

Italy, ever uneasy about illegal immigrants slipping through its long and porous shores, sent Coast Guard and police boats to keep the ship at bay.

The huge sails made the powerful boats unstable so their 10-man crews had to shift 50-pound bags of sand around the boats to keep them upright during racing.

(Luckily, the river is wide enough for boats to keep a safe distance).

The Indian boat was wheeling around the federal boat, trying to keep fisheries agents from pulling up lobster pots set by the Mi'kmaq natives of Miramichi, New Brunswick.