Sentence examples for sharing a canoe with from inspiring English sources

Henry remembers once sharing a canoe with Cora.

But analysts say the canoe trip functions as a report card for them: the better regarded someone is, the more likely he or she is to end up sharing a canoe with someone high-ranking at Wal-Mart.

I shared a canoe with Mick.

"I spent an entire day in a canoe with cousin Elin," he said.

It was like being in a canoe with people paddling on one side only.

In that video he got into a canoe with a hole in it and started sinking.

A canoe with lunch disappeared for an hour, and the rain began to get to some of the students.

You can make a canoe with four strips of plywood.

For example, where other dialects have jiimaan "a canoe" with no person prefix, and ojimaan "his/her canoe" with prefix o-, Ottawa has jiimaan meaning either "canoe" or "his/her canoe" (with no prefix, because of syncope).

"Come ride in a canoe with us!" "Like our role model," a young boy says.

If I want to fill a canoe with grape soda for lunch, that's my prerogative.