Sentence examples for stopped rowing from inspiring English sources

You have to keep pushing, and for a short time, we've stopped rowing".

"The standards Harry set were there long after you stopped rowing," said Kip McDaniel, a financial writer who rowed varsity crew for Harvard from 2002 to 2004.

The creak and the rhythm made me think of voices — and I could almost hear them, nearly as loud as the gurgling sound of the oars dipping into the water — until Yongsu stopped rowing and we butted against the shore.

The creak and the rhythm made me think of voices and I could almost hear them, nearly as loud as the gurgling sound of the oars dipping into the water until Yongsu stopped rowing and we butted against the shore.

Harvard's "B" boat outclassed Colgate by two and a half lengths, and its "A" crew advanced on a not rowed outverdict when its opponent stopped rowing halfway through the course.

He finally stopped rowing.

"You just hear the clunking of the rowlocks, and you stop rowing and hear little splashings of the sea".

Rather more genteel are the Dutch mother-and-son pairing who would stop rowing for a couple of hours each afternoon to savour a few gin and tonics.

It's like the old parable: You push to row upstream in a river, and you don't stop rowing once you get to where you want.

Columbia, Yale, Brown and Rutgers were victorious in their heats of the Temple Cup, with Columbia's chief opposition, London's Imperial College, having to stop rowing when it lost its steering mechanism midway through the course.

There comes a point in any squabble when you stop rowing about the substance, and argue about the way you're arguing instead – a smirk, a smug tone of voice, or a refusal to let this or that lie displaces the original bone of contention.