Sentence examples for shape of a canoe from inspiring English sources
He grew up in a summer camp — Keewaydin, near Middlebury, Vermont — whose specialty was canoes and canoe travel, and to this day does not feel complete or safe unless surrounded by the protective shape of a canoe.
Peter Doig's "Night Fishing," painted in 1993, seems at the edge of abstraction until you make out the ghostly shape of a canoe with a man huddled in the middle.
Bring the ends of the cardboard box together, to create the pointy shape of a canoe, and use hot glue or duct tape to secure them in place.
The showstopper is a 99-carat aquamarine in the shape of a Māori canoe set in a necklace with blue diamonds and shells.
Designed to mirror the shape of a traditional "Waka" or Maori canoe (pictured), the 200-capacity venue can't be missed on the San Francisco waterfront.
When they painted a mural on a Waikiki hotel, Matthew and Roxanne added surfboards, a canoe, and a clubhouse in the the shape of a pineapple.
Would crocodiles, the length of a canoe, take down the first brave few?
As Pfaus explains it, sexual desire for both women and men seems to begin in two low-lying brain zones: the medial preoptic area, which looks like a pair of minuscule oblong balls, and the ventral tegmental area, which is shaped something like a canoe.
Think of the shape of a heart.
Also on display is an early 20th-century Art Nouveau trophy from the Red Dragon Canoe Club in Edgewater Park with handles in the shape of canoes.
