Sentence examples for the boat through from inspiring English sources

The extraction of the blade after driving the boat through the water is called the finish.

Off Annapolis in October, it was great fun putting the boat through its paces.

I'll have to jibe, a far riskier maneuver that puts the stern of the boat through the wind.

While the rest of the family was on deck, trying to learn how to maneuver the boat through high winds, Anthony decided to take a break below deck.

Not because it's a trophy, or to save the world, but simply because an experienced and talented captain gets to steer the boat through the rough seas ahead.

Discovering that her foot was tangled up in a cable, she managed to free herself and eventually managed to escape the boat through a broken window.

It is true that Australia has had success in stopping the boats through disrupting people smugglers' business model.

"They [Israel] are trying to stop the boats through administrative hurdles," said Ms Hirschmann, an American Jew sailing on the US boat.

The exclusion accounts for more than 400 extra miles of sailing on the 4,500-mile 4,500-mileorces the boats through a five-milegstrip between Cand Ann and the sanctuary.

Israeli Foreign Ministry officials said at the time that there had been a last-minute decision to let the boats through to avoid a public relations debacle, and not to play into the hands of people they described as provocateurs.

Temperatures had risen and it was uncomfortably warm, with men sinking to their knees in soft snow as they struggled to haul the boats through the pressure ridges.