Sentence examples similar to have to be rowing from inspiring English sources

In boats that had to be rowed?

In Sacramento, California's governor at the time had to be rowed to his inauguration in a boat, leading to a new nickname for the region: "Inland Sea". After those floods, local residents pushed dirt and sediment into mounds to form a crude network of levees.

To get there, he travels across a rain-drenched England of the imagination, the train labouring through flooded fields; the house itself, when he arrives, is marooned by the floods, so he has to be rowed by lamplight across the drowned gardens.

For years we have taken it for granted that this is one area where the Lib Dems position is settled, yet recently the party has appeared to be rowing back.

Accordingly, the accessibility potentials have to be interpreted row-wise.

rating (28 m.p.g. in city driving), you have to be willing to row a manual transmission, something most Americans seem unwilling to consider.

After a few sessions this guy said: 'Why don't you try rowing?' That appealed to me because you have to be very strong for rowing.

Who says the books have to be in a row?

Four months ago, Hardy Cubasch would have been certain to be rowing for Cambridge University in the Xchanging Boat Race.

As we can see in Figure 7, the even rows have to be distinguished from the odd rows.

Note that for a vertical transition, column index will have to be replaced with the row index in the function.