Sentence examples for heavier boat from inspiring English sources

A heavier boat is often deemed an advantage in the annual Varsity battle, but Oxford defied that logic last year when they secured a comfortable four-length success over their heavier opponents.

Larger, heavier boats with inboard engines require sheltered anchorages or moorings, since they must remain afloat.

A high force 3 is usually sufficient, though heavier boats may require greater than a force 4. Go out in these strong wind conditions if you wish to plane.

The rescue started smoothly until the heavy boat started listing and nearly dragged the brothers' towboat underwater.

The area has narrow crossings, heavy boat traffic and many landing spots, which make it especially difficult to stem the flow of illegal money, guns and drugs.

A slow and heavy boat, its shining strength is doing exactly what Leonard was asking Satori to do -- weather a storm with her crew safely below.

Molchanova was diving in an area known for strong currents and heavy boat traffic, where the water temperature can dip sharply once divers get below the surface – something that can affect even the most experienced of divers.

One unit officer says an East River dip is highly inadvisable because of strong currents, heavy boat traffic and, once you are in there, the lack of good places to get out.

In the map above, the red squares indicate places where human activity, including the settling of old buildings and even heavy boat traffic in the canals, is causing city blocks to sink.

The masts and their fighting tops were replaced by light pole masts and light booms replaced the heavy boat cranes to save weight.

Operations were expanded to more restricted Central and Eastern section mainlines in 1925, and suitably modified class members hauled commuter and heavy boat trains from to and expresses to.