Sentence examples for distinctive boat from inspiring English sources

10.25am BST Canoeing Here's a picture of Rachel Cawthorn and her distinctive boat.

But Melnichenko, who made his £9.2bn fortune in coal and fertilisers, has put the distinctive boat up for sale after upgrading to the £347m, 143-metre Sailing YachtoA, believed to be similarly named to ensure it is listed first in shipping registers.

The partners say they first dropped four smaller, less distinctive boats, even though they accounted for 70percentt of revenue.

Part of the original design of the Riverlore is the distinctive river boat theme of the house.

The ruff has a distinctive gravy boat appearance, with a small head, medium-length bill, longish neck and pot-bellied body.

England and Scotland produced many distinctive small boats; the coble, a square-sterned beach boat with deep forefoot, still survives as a motor fishing boat, as does the caravel-built Thames bawley.

But here, distinctive flat boats float in river harbors.

From the mid-1820s, supplies were carried in by the distinctive York boats, shallow-draft vessels with a sharply angled stern and bow.

For most distinctive about this "Boat" is its sense of translation as inhabitation and re-invigoration.

The distinctive cab-yellow boat takes you out past Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty before continuing up the Hudson River, before you get back on your bikes at Pier 44 in Midtown.

They began in 1887 and take their name from their distinctive format: if a boat bumps into the rear of a competitor, the boat in the fore must pull over and let them pass.