Sentence examples for with boating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pinka was charged with boating while intoxicated, a misdemeanor.

(Leo had a fascination with the sea, and the house was decorated with boating paraphernalia).

Both were hurt -- one punctured a lung -- and one was charged with boating while intoxicated.

As he launched his 25-foot-long boat, "Carpe Diem," at the Pirate Canoe Club here, another boater, Frank Bergman, seemed as concerned with boating politics as with boating.

With boating a necessity as much as a recreation in Pittwater, Spithill had plenty of early exposure to the water.

A chain of lakes with boating and fishing facilities is within the city, which is now primarily a residential resort.

With a name that was once synonymous with American boating, the company in recent decades had put its logo on aluminum fishing boats, run-of-the-mill runabouts and other models that dealers call "me, too" boats, easily lost in a crowded market.

Of course, Olympic athletes tend to be fit and healthy with strong immune systems, but the risks associated with swimming, boating, or ingesting the contaminated water are so high that US Olympic Teams are taking extra precautions this year.

It all began about 15 years ago, when Mr. Brown, who is a seafarer of sorts with a boating history, signed up for a mooring at the 79th Street Boat Basin.

(He had kept it with his boating trophies and Army relics, including a Luger that he'd captured at El Alamein).

The season lasts for only half the year; even then, Britain is hardly awash with jolly boating weather.