Sentence examples for to boat from inspiring English sources
noun
A craft used for transportation of goods, fishing, racing, recreational cruising, or military use on or in the water, propelled by oars or outboard motor or inboard motor or by wind.
Visit to Boat 'N Bottle Bar and Children's Room.
"We're going boat to boat," Mrs. Shrader said.
Wait a minute — what happened to boat No. 3? "Boat No. 3 got liquidated," Fortenbaugh said.
After we paddled some more, left, right, and monkeys started jumping from boat to boat.
Bill was obsessed with capturing man-eating sharks; Fred wanted to boat a record marlin.
Clearly, when it comes to boat speed, the teams reside in a close neighborhood.
"This is the first time I'd heard Australian authorities making payments to boat crew".
Prices were comparatively low from restaurants to boat trips and taxis.
Horseplayers got off, boarded buses, went to track, spent money, boarded buses, returned to boat.
It took about 10 minutes to boat and release the three-foot-long fish.
"It can even be a hazard to swimmers and cause damage to boat motors".
