Sentence examples for paddle surfer from inspiring English sources
My instructors were the renowned Hawaiian surfer Brian Keaulana Scott Basss, the online editor of Surfer magazine; and the most experienced paddle surfer of the lot, Rick Thomas of San Diego.
Later I met a standup paddle surfer during a big swell near Melbourne, Fla., who told me that the sport did wonders for his balance and let him gain more speed paddling for a wave.
A collision between a tow-in surfer and a paddle surfer in dangerous surf at a spot called Mitchell's Cove caught the attention of the local authorities, and a flurry of e-mail alerted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which regulates the 5,300-square-mile 5,300-square-mile 5,300-square-mile
Long holds Waimea's early generation of big wave paddle surfers in great reverence, particularly Clyde Aikau Eddiee's brother), Buzzy Trent and Greg Noll, after whom he was named.
He also wore board shorts and a white T-shirt, having got up at 4 30 A.M. to hit his favorite surf break — he is one of California's best paddle surfers — then drink five raw eggs and eat raw salmon jerky, then fight at his local martial-arts studio.
Previously an informal agreement held that if paddling surfers were in the water, the tow-in teams would wait to surf, but on an enormous swell last November, "the tow-in guys, they couldn't control themselves," Dr. Renneker said.
The closing line of the book, quoting a Japanese surfer, "Paddle, paddle — and sometimes, big wave come!," sounds like "Waiting for Godot" with (or rather without) waves.
(Don't drop in; don't cut behind another surfer; paddle clear of other surfers; yield to the surfer who has been waiting longest).
Take a morning stroll out to the end, chat with the fishermen and watch surfers paddle out.
He said conflicts might arise occasionally when a new surfer paddles over an angler's line but that usually surfers are out of range of shore fishermen.
There is an eerie dissonance to this rocky shore, on which abandoned gun emplacements overlook beaches where surfers paddle out through blue-green waves.
