Sentence examples for raft going from inspiring English sources
"Commissioner," I said, "if Dave Brower gets into a rubber raft going down the Colorado River, will you get in it, too".
It chases after the family, who escape on a raft going down a raging river.
While riding on the prison bus, Bart looks out the window and has a dream that features him, Huckleberry Finn, and Abraham Lincoln on a raft going down a river in Springfield.
All my fishing gear, which sometimes included an inflatable raft, went into a backpack so that my hands would be free to carry my shotgun.
Around the corner was a booth of Alpine logs from which another young woman was tempting passers-by to risk their limbs at rafting (going through rapids in a boat), canyoning (going through rapids without the boat) and hydrospeed, also known as riverboarding, which is something like luge but in white water.
Hundreds left on rafts going downriver or steamers going to Dawson City.
We rafted, went hiking in the rain forest, explored the mountainous cloud forest and enjoyed relaxing beach time.
We're planning something next where we get inflatable rafts and paddle to Niagara Falls, and then let the rafts go over the falls.
Yes, just like in your home, these jacks can take a usual two-pronged plug, so you can charge a laptop or cell battery without buying a car adapter; and when you get to a campsite or beach, you can plug in a boom box be careful not to drain the car battery, though or an electric pump to inflate your kids' raft without going blue in the face.
As a boy I had to climb on a raft and go floating down the Mississippi for a little down time, and then there was the Falls of St. Anthony to worry about, and the water intake at the power plant, and enormous barges heading upstream.
"He heard people crying for help and wasted no time at all in donning an anti-exposure suit, grabbed a rubber life raft, and went in there and on three separate journeys rescued a total of 27 people," said Mr Maiden, who has helped organise Saturday's ceremony.
