Sentence examples for paddles of from inspiring English sources

The hospital workers throw the paddles of a defibrillator on him.

And then there were beaver tails, hefty paddles of fried dough topped with cinnamon or chocolate or apples.

Canoes can also be hired to go between Carennac and Vayrac, Gluges and Creysse, Lacave and Souillac - all paddles of between three and six hours.

The scientists used four paddles of different shapes and sizes to generate wakes in an experimental box submerged in a tank.

Dr Hanke and Mr Wieskotten then tested Henry with the wakes of paddles of different shapes: triangular, cylindrical, flat and undulating.

Oxford's geology expert, the Reverend William Buckland, described the plesiosaur as having a lizardlike head joined to a neck "resembling the body of a Serpent," the "ribs of a Chameleon, and the paddles of a Whale".

The most widespread mechanism, however, is some means (e.g., a paddle) of physically pressing against the water.

Down on the main river a paddling of ducks float outwards from the gloomy confluence to calm bright water.

Every August, he spends two weeks in Maine paddling a kayak with a wooden paddle of an Eskimo design that is, he believes, a thousand years old.

There are standouts, like tempura of kabocha squash, creamy as avocado, and a paddle of shiso, whole and flat like a beautiful leaf pressing.

Ellis dove across the crease as Dubinsky shot into an open net, keeping the puck out with the paddle of his stick.