Sentence examples for boats date from inspiring English sources

He returned home to Italy in 1890 with nearly 200 views of sand, water and sky punctuated by boats, date palms and distant figures — even an occasional landmark from the time of the pharaohs.

The team from the Cambridge Archaeological Unit is still waiting for the results of carbon 14 dating tests, but believes the oldest boats date from around 1,600 BC and the most recent 600 years later.

One such scene does come after Filippo's moonlit boat date with a visiting tourist is nightmarishly interrupted by another tide of refugees, with grim consequences the next morning.

A 26-foot wooden boat dating to the World War I era, the Hardly Able, carries passengers around the lake.

Under the historic "deeds of gift", the winner chooses the next venue, type of boats and date, which is within three to five years of the race last being held.

It ran for 947 performances, Broadway's longest-running Show Boat to date.

Historic wooden tour boats, some dating back to the 1920s, operate on some of the larger lakes.

Contact selected rental company to confirm availability of boats for dates you'll be travelling.

The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race dates back to 1829 and has been held annually since 1856 - stopped only by the two world wars.

Starting on the lower floor, visitors receive an introduction to ancient Chinese culture with the oldest item on display, a ceramic model boat that dates from the Han Dynasty.

You can book with them directly, or go, as I did, through a tour agent, which locates available boats on the date you want to go A morning or afternoon trip costs roughly 1,200 rand (about $165.50 at 7.25 to the dollar) and includes a pickup and drop off in Cape Town, breakfast or lunch, boat transport, on-board snacks, sunblock, and all dive equipment.