Sentence examples for bumping boat from inspiring English sources

The bumped boat and the bumping boat would then drop out and the bumping boat would start the next day's race ahead of the bumped boat.

At Coney Island, Norman Kaufman's Bumping Boat Rides, which shoots through the water, has fewer takers when the weather isn't hot.

On cue Nessie shows up, bumping the boat from below and showing tantalizing glimpses of her scaly gray posterior as she dives for the deep.

In 1859, the eight achieved an unusual "overbump" (catching the crew that had started three places ahead of them, after the boat immediately ahead of it had bumped the boat it was chasing) and so went up three positions in one race.

But bloated corpses have bumped up boat side, spoiling someone's morning coffee.

He has to be careful when reaching for the plates, so that he doesn't bump a boat and send water sloshing up onto it, or else knock the food overboard.

But it stayed and bumped the boat for hours, and by doing so steered it; and it cannot be known whether it was deliberate, benevolent, that it did not steer the kayak farther out to sea.

But what a place – beautifully peaceful save for the sound of the lorikeets in the trees and the waves bumping against the boat.

Blame was laid on the number of boats bumping into them and causing erosion.

Just to the north is Diversey Harbor, the pleasure boats bumping together; to the south is a reflecting pool that seems to lie at the foot of the downtown skyline, which is actually three miles away.

The Brasenose boat was bumped by the Jesus boat, but rowed on regardless and claimed that it was still Head of the River.