Sentence examples for how to row from inspiring English sources

"I had to learn how to row both sides!" he told (mostly female) fans.

One of them was Jim Clark, who taught this state schoolboy how to row.

"He went into training, and he learns things that he knew nothing about, like how to row a canoe, how to cook.

Wilsey recalls learning how to row a gondola around Venice as a child, and describes his return to Venice and its surrounding islands nearly twenty years later.

There were months of research: "We were in the gym every day with a trainer and spent days on the boat learning how to row and assemble the sail once we were marooned.

This is probably just as well; taxpayer dollars would have financed scholarships either to rowers from out of state or to teach Arizona women (most of whom have never held an oar) how to row.

But since then the RCWDO has taught them how to row-plant crops and irrigate fields and build concrete water channels.

I asked him about training and he told me how much it had changed since his time, how he used to row up and down the Cam and then go for a pie and a pint.

On his way to saddle up for his famous ride, how did he manage to row undetected past a British warship on a moonlit night in Boston Harbor?

Maybe you've been standing heroically at the bow for so long that you've forgotten how much effort it takes to row.

In the last 500m we rowed like how we felt we wanted to row.