Sentence examples for boating from from inspiring English sources

Even when I started rowing professionally, with lottery money and as a full time athlete, we were still boating from a scout's hut with our boats on scaffolding under a railway bridge.

A year ago, Robert Paynter was comfortably retired and looking forward to years of refurbishing old cars and boating from his dock on Lake Norman in North Carolina.

Mackinnon's favourite quote is even about boating, from the book Wind in the Willows: "There is nothing — absolutely nothing — half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats". .

De Zeeuw drives a shot wide after an ostentatious bit of show-boating from Van Persie.

Here to help is a comprehensive guide to green boating practices from the parks department.

Before we give the puzzles a try, let's warm up with this classic boating challenge from the math educator and problem-solving expert George Polya's 1974 classic Stanford Mathematics Problem Book.

Currently in its 58th year, boating clubs from the Grove and Gables will face off again in competitive powerboat and sailing races Saturday and Sunday.

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Since Paula and I are both from Cleveland, and not from boating families, we think it's a riot that we have ended up owning homes (and boats) on opposite sides of Jamaica Bay.

Stay away from boating too close to jetties and dikes, for the rocks can damage your boat.

When I was about 13, my dad invented a cocktail that he called the "timmy noggy" (from a boating term: a rope stretched taut from a projecting obstacle to prevent rigging from chafing or fouling).