Sentence examples for oar of from inspiring English sources
The oar of Oxford's No6, Alex Davidson, snapped clean in two.
On this day, however, the oar of history gave the 186-year-old race a much-needed prod.
By Lawrence Durrell The New Yorker, January 4 , 1969P. 30 I, a slave, chained to an oar of poem, View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.
Feel like grabbing an oar of your own?
The OAR of the non-patterned substrate was 100%.
Five different samples with an OAR of 100, 80, 60, 40, and 20%, respectively, were produced.
This helps you get into the habit of lifting your oar out of the water after each stroke, which you will have to do when in a boat.
I jerked an oar out of the water and was flipped into the lake.
Just before we crashed, he snapped his oar out of the forcola and stabbed it into the lagoon.
A useful analogy for these effects is to picture a multi-oared rowboat or racing shell where some of the crew stroke with their oars out of the water; a cardiac myosin activator would result in more oars in the water and fewer oars stroking out of the water.
A lone rower pulled at the oars of a single scull on the sparkling surface of Lake Carnegie, where Princeton University's crew team practices.
