Sentence examples for who swims from inspiring English sources

"About a guy who swims to New York from Ireland".

"You know, this small animal with the funny face, who swims.

Dave DeHart, a sophomore, who swims the individual medley, added: "And authoritative -- and, well, weathered.

Even for someone in excellent physical condition, who swims miles each week, it was difficult and exhausting.

Tells about mimetic actions of porpoises and about another harbor seal who swims from Massachusetts to Maine.

But Mrs. Thatcher is the gamefish in the Pgden Nash poem who swims upstream against the current.

As Winnifred, the brassy, brawny princess who swims the moat to claim her prince, Jackie Hoffman takes every blessed opportunity she can to undermine the good cheer.

"It's similar, dire, economic straits," said James Martin, an artist from Red Hook who swims at the pool five days a week.

Yudof, a roundish sixty-five-year-old who swims a bit in his pin-striped suits, keeps a photo of his doppelgänger Winston Churchill on his desk.

Joyce's time of 25.28 seconds tied her with Amy Smith of Britain and Sarah Blake Bateman, a Florida native who swims for Iceland.

The government has so far not shown much interest in investing in protection efforts, so Henriques who swims with crocs in the wild and uses only his bare hands or a rope to catch the animals—has dedicated his life to saving the species.