Sentence examples for motorboat through from inspiring English sources

"How do you say the name?" Sal Carr asked as he eased the motorboat through the Marine Basin Marina in Brooklyn Saturday evening and out into Gravesend Bay.

LONDON — Moving through the water like a motorboat through the Thames, Rebecca Soni increased the distance between herself and the rest of her Olympic semifinal heat in the 200-meter breaststroke Wednesday night.

During the day, you can wander the island, walk along nature trails, fish for flounder, steer a small motorboat through mangrove marshes while on the lookout for manatees, or climb the 65-foot water tower at sunset for a striking view of the neighboring islands, including Sanibel and Captiva.

"The Florida Keys is loaded with shallow water," Tom Ashley, a boat captain who works for the Little Palm Island Resort & Spa, had told us the previous day as he carefully navigated his motorboat through the flats near Little Torch Key.

Oshima concluded there was, "in the sound of the girl's skirt being ripped and the hum of the motorboat slashing through the older brother, the tide of a new age... a powerful irresistible force had arrived in Japanese cinema".

A YouTube User named David France posted astounding video of rescuers using a motorboat to power through the brown river that used to be the Main Street of Margaretville in Delaware County.

Mr. Riepe (pronounced REE-pee) had piloted his 22-foot motorboat, the Oystercatcher, through a reach of shallows called the cow patch and now began to putter beneath the Cross Bay Bridge.

About 18km of the lengthy Khlong Saen Saeb are serviced by public motorboat as it slices through the centre of the city, making it convenient for shopping and sightseeing.

In a sailboat you have to respect the wind, whereas with a motorboat, you just go right through".

Far below, on an alluvial beach, a cluster of tents signaled the presence of weekend caribou hunters, who had arrived by motorboat from Nuuk, threading their way through the icebergs.

From a small motorboat trailing the rowers, Ms. Walsworth shouted instructions through a megaphone to two rowers, Joseph Clark Strong, 18, and Scott Binder, 19.