Sentence examples for from the transom from inspiring English sources
The average wake-wave is three to four feet tall; it trails from the transom on the back of the boat for 25 feet or so, jumping high off the stern, a glassy face propped up, then curling onto itself as it fades to a tail of unsurfable foam.
From the transom of Team New Zealand's latest weapon of engagement, NZL 60, Brad Butterworth, the Kiwi tactician, basked in the cheers of thousands of dockside well-wishers moments before pulling into his syndicate's compound Sunday after a businesslike 1-minute-17-second victory over Italy's Prada Challenge in Race 1 of the five-of-nine-race America's Cup finals.
The drive units extended from the transom, same as outboards.
Use a safety cable in case the motor hits a submerged object and is knocked from the transom.
The leg had started from Rio de Janeiro on Feb. 9. Like the contemporary America's Cup, the flags of national allegiance flying from the transoms of the Volvo race boats are in many ways symbolic.
Not to put you through the wringer, or go on like a broken record, but examples like "carbon copy" and "flash in the pan" have come in over the transom from people letting off steam).
Clambering with difficulty from an inflatable dinghy to the transom of NZL 60, the Kiwi skipper Russell Coutts's elderly father, Allan, scrambled aboard and embraced his son.
"If this woman had come to us over-the-transom, I would have been exceedingly dubious," Bridis said.
"There is going to be a lot of stuff coming over the transom, and not just from Lazio," Mr. Penn said.
Ms. Rimkus opened Max Fish in 1989, in a vacant storefront on Ludlow Street that previously sold Judaica (from the original name, "Max Fisch" remains lettered on the transom above the door).
"But with the digital environment and the mobile environment, you can do your reporting from anywhere, and often you are doing it across the transom".
