Sentence examples for skiff into from inspiring English sources

Chris Byrnes, a state biologist, and Sheri Washington, an intern with the nonprofit Coastal Watershed Institute (C.W.I ., rowed a small skiff into a shallow pond.

Jack heard Fawad shouting and came out to watch as the men pulled the skiff into the shallows, then lugged the turtle out of the water, the net gathered around its neck and mouth, its eyes quiet and serious in its billed green head.

The boy tries to help push the skiff into the water, but Fawad waves him away, and then he sits on the beach, watching the fisherman alone in the boat, the even swing of his arms as he rows himself along the line of the breakwater, through the low waves and away into the darkness.

By the time the captain, David Blinken, turned the stubby nose of his 17-foot flats skiff into the sheltered cove where we hoped to fish, it was clear that if a day can be described in psychiatric terms, this one was manic-depressive.

Steve took us down to the Bell Irving, reversing his metal-hulled skiff into the clear waters and then, with the outboard fired up, navigating through torrents and placid pools, past the remnants of log jams and under great cottonwoods, yellow in the late September sunlight, while Chloe, his princess of a Labrador, flinched against the freezing spray.

It was 8 30 on our last day of fishing when we stepped out of the skiff into ankle-high water, an hour and a half after dead low.

In the international waters south of Malta, the Greenpeace vessels Rainbow Warrior and Arctic Sunrise deployed eight inflatable Zodiacs and skiffs into the azure surface of the Mediterranean.

Formerly a rowing and sailing beach boat, the Seabright skiff developed into a high speed, seaworthy motorboat favoured for sport fishing.

In "Skiff in Waves," from 1914, she makes a foray into Cubo-Futurism.

Then we piled our gear into the Dodges' 20-foot aluminum skiff and motored deeper into the bay.

With this in mind, David Tilton hopped into a skiff and went to town, bringing back an assortment of hip boots and waders.