Sentence examples for how to paddle from inspiring English sources

She said: "Five years ago the whole idea was for me to get into the boat and learn how to paddle and get here.

Today, any beach lifeguard would recognise the skills Freeth taught: rescue swimming, the technique for getting a surfboat out through big waves, how to paddle a rescue board.

Our lead guide, Jordan Musto, a capable and affable 29-year-old, gave the group a five-minute primer on how to paddle and what to do in an emergency.

There are lovely loop trails at the Lloyd Center for the Environment (430 Potomska Road, South Dartmouth; 508-990-0505; www.lloydcenter.org) if you're so inclined, and they can also put you in a sea kayak and teach you how to paddle it in the protected waters of Buzzards Bay.

The older player's turn ("O:h, like this?") indicates she knows how to hold the controller so that the younger player continues to teach her how to paddle (line 5).

The Sierra Club organizes more than 350 outings to destinations from Tahoe to Tibet, which are guided by volunteer wildness experts who will show you such skills as how to paddle rapids and to appreciate the earth.

"He was showing me how he has to paddle along the edge, because the canoe was so loaded down, you know, that he couldn't take any waves," she said.

He and Sara figured out how to enable him to paddle a kayak with one arm, to run using a harness and tether to his partner, even to ice climb with his one arm and one leg that still work.

Until a few months ago, Ms. Laloi had not even known how to dog paddle.

And two, I go on what Australians, those great innovators of surf slang, call a "regardo" — that is, I head for the beach committed to paddle out regardless of how poor the surf turns out to be when I get there.

It also raised the question of how the daughter of the President was allowed to paddle into a potential dangerous predicament.