Sentence examples for watercraft it from inspiring English sources

Sold by Bombardier Recreational Products, the Canadian company that makes Sea-Doo watercraft, it looks like an angry hornet, but the real news is the 34-horsepower engine, which does away with the chain-and-sprocket system common to karts for the last half century.

The sun was low already, and where the dark lake was disturbed by watercraft it winked with painful brightness, as though the moving vessels were sprinkling glass behind them.

This stretch of the river is the easiest to navigate for watercraft since it has the least elevation change, although it still contained over 60 sets of rapids.

He built his miniature submarine secretly in Australia, and already it has outdone all other watercraft in its ability to ferry people through the deep's crushing pressures.

It sounds like an unfortunate accident — and a strong argument for watercraft insurance (if it exists), and making sure that folks really know how to use our pricey toys before we hand them over.

The Town of East Hampton banned personal watercraft in its four harbors in 1988.

As a sport, it involves watercraft known as shells (usually propelled by eight oars) and sculls (two or four oars), which are raced mainly on inland rivers and lakes.

What's old is new again because of Long, who is pulling the focus away from tow surfing -- in which a surfer is sling-shotted onto a huge wave while being towed by a personal watercraft -- and returning it to the more dangerous discipline of paddling into a giant wave self-powered.

Although it is threatened by the effects of water sports, sightseeing boats (whose anchors tear apart sections of reef), and fishing, the reef has been kept largely accessible to watercraft because of its importance to the tourist and fishing industries.

Scenic Hudson made few friends among old-time residents when, after the purchase, it banned personal watercraft and discouraged johnboats from launching at the cove, the mayor added.

After the acquisition of Rotax, the subsidiary continued to supply engines for the growing range of Bombardier vehicles, including the Sea-Doo personal watercraft introduced in 1988, and it eventually became the leading maker of engines for light aircraft.