Sentence examples for rowing down from inspiring English sources

Here are those grown men rowing down a pit-lane.

Horchler was rowing down the Anacostia on a summer afternoon when the skies suddenly opened, drenching him midway home.

From their tent, some local willows and parts of the sledges Sverdrup constructed a makeshift boat, and on 29 September Nansen and Sverdrup began the last stage of the journey, rowing down the fjord.

The men rowed down Orleans to Broad Street.

We then went to get another family and  literally rowed down the street in a dinghy.

It's filled with images of boats being rowed down usually busy streets, families clutching their belongings in plastic bags.

If we had done anything else, we wouldn't have been able to row down the Aussies in the last quarter.

Or perhaps it was defused, over time, by another reverie, in which he rowed down a river with children, on a golden afternoon.

The episode ends with Anne, heavily pregnant, being rowed down the Thames to Greenwich, the future of England in her belly.

It will take about 15 hours to row down the Thames before attempting the channel crossing.

Half expecting to see the substitutes row down the touchline in a dinghy as a warm-up.