Sentence examples for to regatta from inspiring English sources
noun
A series of boat races, although sometimes used for a single race.
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Coxswains also work closely with the team coach, and one of their jobs is to meet with the coach prior to each regatta to discuss things like strategy, water currents, and wind speed.
For the Beijing Games, he teamed up with childhood friend Simpson, who was making his Olympic debut, and the pair fought back from a slow start to the regatta to win gold, with Swedish skipper Loof taking bronze behind the Britons and the Brazilians.
It's a really great team sport - everyone in the club gets involved when you go to regattas.
Another gathering spot is the recently renovated Antique Boat Museum, which plays host throughout the summer to regattas and boat-building classes.
"In terms of targets, it is difficult to compare times this weekend to regattas elsewhere.
I remember when the club only had one or two juniors and now it is thriving and taking bus loads of kids to regattas".
The annual Figawi race, the Memorial Day weekend Hyannis-to-Nantucket regatta, will have to be canceled.
Two days after our arrival, we crashed the Miami-to-Havana Regatta's award ceremony to see what this updated "socialism with motivation" looked like.
Grainger said: "Anna wasn't back to full fitness [in the run-up to the regatta] but we just wanted to get some good racing.
In 1998, Knopp invited Pat Downes, a consultant to the Oklahoma City Riverfront Redevelopment Authority, to a regatta on a nearby lake.
