Sentence examples for boat windy from inspiring English sources
"People want to see sharks," Jack Passie, the captain of the charter boat Windy, which ties off at the Star Island Yacht Club, declared emphatically.
It shows, among other things, a young woman standing in the prow of a moving boat on a windy day.
I started in dinghies and I was always capsizing, hitting rocks and smashing boats – it's windy and you make mistakes so you get wet.
His boat bucks along the windy loch and, in the dark woodland beyond our vision, an eagle's eye is caught by the gathering gulls.
There is more to the resort than lying by the beach (if you can): a vast programme of activities offers everything from yoga to Arabic cooking to paragliding (too windy, unfortunately), boat trips and 4x4 tours.
Oxford ended Cambridge's seven-year winning streak by taking the 146th edition of the Boat Race on a windy, chilly day with choppy conditions on the s-shaped course on the Thames River in London.
"Last year we would struggle in the breeze and this year we've been racing round holding our own with the top boats in the windier conditions".
Mr. Rose, who was the agency's chairman under former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, said that the island was not very enticing to developers because it was accessible only by boat and was cold and windy for six months of the year.
This morning it was too windy to take the boat out (fine by us as this is the home of the largest concentration of Nile crocodiles in the world) so we visited an El Molo village.
The 20-minute van ride (it was too windy to take a boat to and from Antibes, as planned) got me back in Cannes in time for the seminar garnering the most interest this week: Al Gore addressed the ad community about the climate crisis.
