Sentence examples for pop boat from inspiring English sources
At midcentury, Long Island was home to dozens of mom and pop boat builders, but Mr. Joel can name only four other companies now in business.
In 1989, the Federal Government sued Schmitt's Marina and its owners, John and Adam Schmitt, charging that they had unlawfully expanded what had been a "mom and pop" boat yard with one dock into one that included nine docks with space for 250 boats.
Now, at seventy-five, he doesn't mind sounding out of it; hip-hop and pop sink his boat.
Shout out to Cool A!!! Sounds like you could walk across the bay on the backs of whales!! Have fun on the big blue watery road and be careful that those avenging whales with the big unicorns on their heads don't pop your Awesome Boat!
So, taking our cue from a seven-year-old, we cast cares and guidebook aside and began simply to meander, popping on a boat up the Bosphorus, strolling down the pedestrian parade of Istiklal Cad and even braving the frenetic labyrinth of Kapali Carci, the world's biggest covered bazaar.
In the video, the shark can be seen swimming leisurely around the boat, popping its head out of the water at times.
Miniature icebergs called "growlers" bobbed around our boat, popping like Rice Krispies, but we were intent on a greater spectacle: waiting for a huge shard of ice to calve from the glacier's face and crash into the sea, the gray water exploding in fury of sound and spray.
Although, if you ask for a pop while on the boat they will look at you funny and ask if you're basically a Yankee (which I am) because you say pop versus Coke.
Back on the boat, it popped out completely.
Still, it is hard to bring an entourage the size of the president's and not create a few ripples, including those created by divers who pop up alongside pleasure boats to make sure the passengers pose no threat.
Three of the last four videos on the Liberals' YouTube site are short pops at Labor over boat turnbacks, arguing essentially that it is soft on the issue because some of the party's candidates are uneasy about a regime where some of the world's neediest people are languishing in offshore detention.
