Sentence examples for crawl boat from inspiring English sources

Yachts moor in the bay, there are galleries to mooch around, pubs to crawl, boat trips during the summer from the harbour and regular guided walks of historic Plockton led by NTS rangers.

On its website it advertises package deals that offer tourists a bar crawl, boat party and club night for £79.99.

Sometimes, smaller snakes can crawl into boats such as kayaks without your knowledge.

Rather than the water-sports and an evening pub crawl by boat that was widely reported, it's understood that the guys had a much more low-key weekend at a friend's country estate instead.

In the mornings, he tongs for oysters, in the afternoon he feeds them to Sugar Bear on a saltine cracker with a dab of hot sauce, and at night he crawls under his boat's engine to work on it and talks to God.

"Over the last few years we've seen more and more pirate operators running crawls and boat parties without insurance or being registered companies," he says.

Others had crawled under overturned boats, looking hopelessly out with passive eyes like bullocks expecting the slaughterer.

Sometimes the only way is to be manhandled by sailors or to crawl along narrow, rocking gangplanks as the little soapdish boat bobs alarmingly against the jetty.

The boom is so low over the deck in a Star that when you cross the boat during a tack you have to crawl awkwardly under the tiller, on the floor of the cockpit.

Allysa crawled back into the boat, now idling, a huge grin and wide eyes.

They loved him because he sounded like them when he talked, because he hunted deer and didn't care who approved, who owned chicken houses and a bass boat, who crawled into that race car on Sundays and ran as if he had stolen something.