Sentence examples for boating history from inspiring English sources

It all began about 15 years ago, when Mr. Brown, who is a seafarer of sorts with a boating history, signed up for a mooring at the 79th Street Boat Basin.

To make sure you're capable of steering the ship, renters have to go through an identification check and outline their boating history.

History, boating and the San Francisco Bay...what are you waiting for?

As he paddled, he offered an assessment of the scenery ("magnificent"), rebuffed a request from a pair of reporters to race ("No, we're just here observing the beauty") and joked about his history with boating ("I'm from a big canoeing family in Queens").

The docents have run a portrait studio during an exhibition about dressing in Victorian times (visitors were invited to wear clothing from the museum's costume collection); dissected owl pellets to illuminate an exhibition about raptors; demonstrated printing methods during an Andy Warhol show; and built a dugout canoe to reflect the history of boating on the Hudson.

One is a scene in which a family member is killed in a boating accident; another is the history of the star's love interest.

The brothers taught their children — both girls and boys — falconry, natural history, backpacking, rock climbing, whitewater boating, marksmanship, fly fishing, and grizzly tracking.

From 1864 onwards, said Ernest Hardy (in his 1899 history of the college), "the boating record of the College has not been good" – the college did not take part in the races in many years, and it seldom improved its position by more than one or two places when it did participate.

Levi Carter Park, which has a long history as a water haven, offers non-restricted boating for jet skis, recreational boating and water skiing.

Low Bridge, and All That: D&R Canal, Princeton For those who love the outdoors, history buffs and turtle watchers alike, Princeton Canoe and Kayak Rental offers boating on the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park.

The longest general election in modern history would follow — a Sahara of hustings boilerplate, venomous Swift-boating, and deepening cynicism from disengaged Americans.