Sentence examples for rowing up from inspiring English sources

If you jog early enough in the morning, you'll see crew teams rowing up the river.

G rowing up in Bogotá has left Moreno with a watchfulness and an anxiety that she doesn't notice unless it's pointed out to her. "It's no big deal, you just have some rules.

And the city's high energy can be attributed to the young people rowing up the Charles River and walking down Boylston Street.

When Smith and others are rowing up river or standing in the middle of a field and staring at the indigenous Americans who are sniffing at them in wonder, I believed it.

The novice adventurer plans to snake his way north rowing up to 18 hours a day split between open Atlantic waters and the Intracoastal Waterway -- more Atlantic, he says, in part to avoid alligators.

When reading goes well, Wolf suggests, it feels effortless, like drifting down a river rather than rowing up it.

"People will want to watch us row up and strangle animals with our bare hands.

These are the craft that until recently were rowed up and down the Euphrates.

When the whale tired, the men rowed up to it and stabbed it with a long steel knife.

At least now, they say, they can row up to market and sell cassava bread or smoked monkey.

I did feel a range of emotions from excitement to feeling I was going to be sick with nerves as we rowed up to the start.