Sentence examples for no boating from inspiring English sources
Within a week of the tragedy, accusations surfaced that Kurdi may have been a people-smuggler after one of the survivors claimed he had organised the fateful journey across the Aegean and driven the flimsy rubber boat himself, despite having no boating experience.
"A large percentage have very little or absolutely no boating background at all," he said.
Most accidents and fatalities on personal watercraft involve operators who have had no boating safety instruction and who were riding for less than an hour, according to a study released today by the National Transportation Safety Board.
As Yancy sees it, his only hope of getting off "roach patrol" is to make the case, advanced by Stripling's avaricious daughter, that her father's death was no boating accident but a well-planned murder by her now-filthy-rich stepmother.
"In a drought, all of a sudden there is rationing, there is no boating, no fishing.
In addition to restricting where on a body of water outboard motors can be used and their speed (either a defined speed or "no wake" boating), some regulators require boats to be steam cleaned to be allowed on certain lakes, usually those in densely populated areas whose waters form the drinking water supply for the surrounding communities.
At Swiss Marine on Lake Flower (7 Duprey Street, 518-891-2130), you can rent an 18-foot, 40-horsepower pontoon boat that seats 10 people for $50 an hour or $300 a day plus fuel (no special boating license is needed).
No wake boating allowed available at Lake Cunningham, Standing Bear Lake or Zorinsky Lake; however, these lakes offer opportunities for sailing, fishing and pleasure boating.
At one point the owner of the general store established the Bill Yacht Club: no boats, no water, no costly boating accidents.
Yet there are no fishing or boating regulations there, although some seasonal state and federal statutes apply that overlap with its waters.
