Sentence examples for pulling boat from inspiring English sources

I tried almost all of them, the Marblehead dory and the Rangely lake boat, the Chamberlain dory skiff and the Herreshoff/Gardner pulling boat, known as the Green Machine.

Word was received by the Boatswain Brown that a pulling boat from the Manomet station had capsized close to the beach, and that the men who manned it were in desperate need of assistance.

There was a type of beach boat unique to Herne Bay and nearby Thanet, known as the Thanet wherry, a narrow pulling boat about 18 feet long.

The afternoon traffic was thick with weekenders, vehicles pulling boats, Jet Skis, dirt bikes.

"The yard is pulling boats out of water and storing them for the winter".

Open-water rowing boats "are designed to take you through wind and waves," Mr. Stookey said, adding, "Distinct from flat-water racers, open-water pulling boats can take you to someplace and get you home safely".

By late October, fall is finished and resort workers are pulling boats from the lakes.

He said the flow of traffic was moving about 60 mph, with many pickups and RVs pulling boats as they returned from the Memorial Day weekend.

There is a wonderful saying, "Messin' About in Boats," a description of a universal engagement between young people and small craft, first crude rafts, then models, then rowboats with sculling oar, then sail and pulling boats alongshore in every culture.

HOUSTON — As the floodwaters rose in my west Houston neighborhood after Hurricane Harvey landed, my husband and many of our neighbors pulled boats through waist-high water, knocked on doors and plucked people from their submerged houses.

The gator swam past the boat, then broke the surface, roiling the water and pulling the boat.