Sentence examples for joined the rowing from inspiring English sources

There, Lyon signed up for philosophy classes, dumped his computers in a closet, and joined the rowing team.

At the last three gyms I've joined, the rowing machines have been little more than dusty old ornaments; relics of a bygone age that exist purely to remind people that Andrew Marr had a stroke after using one.

At the last three gyms I've joined, the rowing machines have been little more than dusty old ornaments; relics of a bygone age that exist purely to remind people that Andrew Marr had a stroke after using one.

Similarly, I never expected to play a sport in college, although I joined the rowing team during my freshman year.

Aslef has joined the row, striking for three days last week and entirely shutting down the Southern network.

As orders blared from a tower of loudspeakers, Mr. Advani joined the rows of men in making the movement's salute (hand held stiffly across the chest, palm down) on the count of one, lowering his head on two and dropping his arm on three.

A Scottish MP has joined the row over England's disallowed second goal against Germany at the World Cup.

Rutherford residents can join the rowing club for $75 annually.

"Mossbourne is a fantastic school – why don't they offer this to their existing year nines?" Hughes said children at the school could join the rowing programme, but a 200-pupil year group recruited under the school's usual non-selective criteria was too small to ensure a boat of eight top-level rowers.

They will seek to join the rowing roll of honour that began with Sir Albert, at the moment ends with James and also includes double gold medallist Hugh Edwards and Charles Wiggin, who won bronze in the coxless pairs at the 1980 Moscow Games.

Last week Ingala Smith added the latest two names to join the rows of photographs of dead women.