Sentence examples for rowed away from inspiring English sources
Mother!" until his strength had expired – and rowed away.
Rob Waddell rowed away from his opponents in the sprint, winning by open water.
He beckoned her to Come Now; she rowed away, as if she didn't know what she was doing.
Realizing that the ship's sinking was imminent, lookout George Hogg ordered that Lifeboat 7 be rowed away from the Titanic.
After dismasting each ship and removing its valuable sails and rigging, the sailors rowed away from the gurgling wreck in small boats.
When Wired rowed away from me that was when I stopped reading it.
And asleep is what Ian was too, whilst still sat there rowing away.
Our party only dips in for the night, rowing away when things get a bit Lord of the Flies.
A psycho-geographer (from which term Sinclair has been rowing away ever since he helped launch it into the mainstream)?
Cornell was rowing away with the men's heavyweight race, leaving Army to hold off Marist and Columbia in a furious fight for second.
In the eerie silence that envelops a submerged vessel, the commander witnessed the ship in flames, an overloaded lifeboat rowing away and a panic-stricken dapple-grey horse jumping overboard, landing on the lifeboat and kicking its occupants to death.
