Sentence examples for motorboat for from inspiring English sources
Swept away, the teenagers quit their jobs and take off in his father's small motorboat for a summer idyll of long days and sultry nights.
He said that wakesurfing, which lets riders coast rope-free behind a moving motorboat for five minutes or more, has gained enough momentum to warrant regular coverage in his magazine, which distributes 75,000 copies.
So, courtesy of a small local tour company, Northview Tours, some other two-star travelers and I piled into a minivan one morning in Grand Baie and, after winding down serpentine roads past vast sugar cane fields and fuzzy green hills, switched to a motorboat for the ride to Île aux Cerfs.
Fifteen miles farther, hop on a kayak-filled motorboat for a 15-minute ride to start a half-day paddle around the often-deserted white-sand beaches of the Snipe Keys, where signs of civilization remain out of view from most every angle.
I use the money I get from the tourists for food and school for the children as well as medical care," said Muhammad, who has been taking visitors around by motorboat for 18 years.
There are motorboats for hire for further exploration.
The use of motorboats for recreational and sport purposes underwent a spectacular expansion in the second half of the 20th century.
"They could still keep their motorboats for when there is no wind, or for the rare occasions when the wind is adverse, but also embrace, for cultural and practical reasons, starting to use the traditional camakaus again".
This is a country where the brightest and best pile into motorboats for the scary trip across the Adriatic to Italy: of the 1m or so Albanians living outside the country, guesses Mr Rama, fewer than a fifth left with valid visas.
During free time, those who did not opt for a nap took one of the Cipriani's teak motorboats for sightseeing and/or power shopping.
Eligible for the Olympics, his long-term goal, Pistorius failed to meet the qualifying standard for the 2008 Games in Beijing or — after a motorboat accident — for the 2009 world championships in Berlin.
