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It was that dull kind of a regular sound that comes from oars working in rowlocks when it's a still night.

The eight oars fell into the sea simultaneously without splashing a drop of water, and the boat, yielding to the impulsion, glided forward.

They took their oars and began to pull from the shore, then spread their sail, and drove merrily across the firth.

On the way to the island, he would pull in the oars and just let the boat drift where it wished, for hours at a time.

I'll lash the two oars together across the stern and that will slow him in the night.

The old man and the sea ", the protagonist fight with sharks, harpoon is sharks away, he took a knife in the OARS. "

As you're exhaling the "s" , contract those muscles n the vital triangle as though you were rowing a boat, pulling the oars back and up.

Their oars did not again dip until the last of the sweet sounds had actually died among the remarkable shores.

If he would only lend me his boat, I should man her with a hundred oars and hoist sails, five or six or seven.

and what light we had, seemed to come more from the river than the sky, as the oars in their dipping struck at a few reflected stars.

And every time I see your face, the oceans leap up to my heart. You make me wanna strain at the oars, and soon I can't see the shore.

We traveled one of these in dugout canoes, canoes paddled with machete-hewn oars, or poled in the shallows with bamboo.

Arriving within sight of his old Home, he rested on his oars and surveyed the land cautiously.

Now, I think that hes found himself in a river thats flooded and headed south and hes got a little boat with no oars.

All four of my oars broke before I reached halfway across. Oars are not supposed to look like this. But what can you do?

He frames iron arms for his ship; and, for oars, affixes iron wheels, capable of swift revolution, and stronger than the strong sea.

The boatman and his little daughter were resting on their oars, letting the boat drift.

Then I cut down some of the largest trees and made two oars and a mast.

Just about a month from now I'm set adrift, with a diploma for a sail and lots of nerve for oars. - Richard Halliburton.

Sails are prohibited in ocean rowing, so the boat's only power comes from Spotz pulling against carbon-fiber oars.

Hugh was still speaking, lying on his oars, when there came a great shout from among the willows on the island.

Oars pierce the moon at the bottom of the waves; Boats press on the sky in the water.

The sailors got out the oars and tried to row, but the wind was too strong.

From hull-to-hull slugfests dating to the age of oars, suddenly naval combat occurred "below the horizon, " more than 100 miles distant.

The principal seagoing ship used throughout the Middle Ages was the galley, a long, low ship fitted with sails but driven primarily by oars.

Rowing is a water sport in which a boat is propelled through the water by means of oars.

The unique wave patterns cause by the boat and oars were stunning.

The early morning sun casts shadow oars that ripple across the sandy sea bottom beneath their keels .

By morning his hands were so raw that he could barely stand to touch the oars.

The open rear propeller may look dangerous to some, but it's better than the big yellow pair of oars I was expecting.

It was his father's shell, the oars going in a fierce, even rhythm, biting the water, going upstream.

He saw many other ships as well: fishing boats, lumbering merchantmen, proud galleys with their oars lashing the waves into white foam.

Then, before the Rat could stop him, he jumped up, and pulled the oars out of the surprised Rat's hands.

"I have the gaff now, " he said. "But it will do no good. I have the two oars and the tiller and the short club. "

If the later was the case, may be I tried to use both oars.

The man urged his oars and reached the bank after dark.

For instance, he is able to fight with sharks using only his knife and oars and every attack is fast and accurate.

To propel with or as if with oars or an oar.

love to hear oars rhythmically taking the water.

joyce and i got out through the stern - port , and we made for shore again , as fast as oars could take us.

A ship's boat, poweredby a motor or oars and used for transporting stores or passengers.

A device, such AS a looped rope, hook and eye, strap, or grommet, used to hold or fASten loose ropes, spars, or oars in position.

He lets us hear the creak of oars and the scratch of pens, as well as the tubercular king fighting for every breath.

The crew feathered ( their oars ) for the last few yards of the race.

Our passive timidity towards our goals is like boat drifting on the high seas without a sail, oars, or an engine. We are simply adrift.

Legal proceedings are filled with abbreviations and jargon (PSIs, GALs, OARs and "probation holds" ).

" Let's get a hump on, " Abe said; and the two boys dipped their oars deeper into the brown water.

and then a pair of oars with my tears.

The boat is propelled by oars.

Of oaks from Bashan they have made your oars; With ivory they have inlaid your deck of boxwood from the coastlands of Cyprus.

When he reached the fishing ground, he boated the oars.

All who handle the oars will abandon their ships; the mariners and all the seamen will stand on the shore.

The boat pulls four oars.

Sculling is a variant of rowing in which each oarsman controls two oars, one in each hand.

The dose conformity to targets and the dose to OARs were improved as the beam number increased.

The oars are a good trick; but it has reached the time to play for safety.

The boat rows six oars.

Presented. the hard, ship face high. Four OARS, slowly wave. (play move things) the tortoise.

Every dash of the oars made the water glance and sparkle with the brilliant phenomenon called the sea fire.

It is a word used to describe those who pulled the huge oars in the old time ships.

a racing shell propelled by one or two oarsmen pulling two oars.

An ancient Mediterranean seagoing vessel propelled by oars.

I can lash my knife to the butt of one of the oars.

Gray-faced and bowed forward, they mechanically, turn by turn, plied the leaden oars.

Push off as soon as you're ready for the oars .

We muffled the oars to stop them splashing noisily.

bowman: a person who oars, rows, or paddles at the bow of a boat.

Venice 's success as a trading power was based on the galley, a type of ship that used both sails and oars for power.

We must not only seize this moment, but raise our oars together and row in the same direction toward our common destination and destiny.

He put his oars in the water and disturbed the smooth surface of the lake.

An experienced old sailor crew throw their soul into the oars.

But most of the boats were silent except for the dip of the oars.

Men's pair oars were still the show place for the world-renowned powers.

He put his oars in the water and disturb the smooth surface of the lake.

Most of the boats were silent except for the dip of the oars.

The rhythm of the oars and the rush of white water curling past the bows.

If a city is favored with broad rivers, it is liable to be attacked by galleys with oars and other ships of war.

An ancient galley equipped with two tiers of OARS on each side.

Why did you choose their company instead of oars to be your sole agent?

hard to port ! rack the starboard oars.

Our rowboat's course was erratic after we lost the OARS.

an Asian skiff usually propelled by two oars.

We each took a turn at the oars.

FOOT Paddles Oars Boat Wood Canoe Raft NICE!

"These poor wretches . . . were so weak they could hardly sit to their oars" (Daniel Defoe).

He shipped his oars and brought a small line from under the bow .

He bade the man get up and take his oars again.

The oiler or the correspondent took the oars again.

But Caesar was not afraid. He bade the man get up andtake his oars again.

"Yes, there is, " he said aloud. "I can lash my knife to the butt of one of the oars. "

But Caesar was not afraid. He bade the man get up andtake his oars again.

"Yes, there is, " he said aloud. "I can lash my knife to the butt of one of the oars. "

The more effectively the environment is mastered, the greater is the temptation to rest on one's oars.

Oars ship worldwide.

This boat pulls [rows] six oars.

They outed oars and pulled hard.

Six men with long oars were rowing.

Not a bad way to get both oars in the water.

A row of oars in a galley.

Sailor: Right ahead, sir. Oars! Do you see any moving?

oar: This boat pulls six oars.

When it is on the water, the four wheels will change to four oars.

Who can row a boat without oars?

A boat propelled by oars.

All the people are bending to the oars.

I can row a boat without oars.

I can do that a little later and lash the oars to make a drag at the same time.

The sail is up, you can lay in your oars.

OARS freed from their holes long ago.

A small vessel that is propelled by oars or sails.

a ship's small boat (usually rowed by 4 or 6 oars).

If we expect to finish it in time, we can't rest on our oars.

And every time I see your face, The oceans heave up to my heart You make me wanna strain at the oars, And soon I can see the shore

Simulation and measurement of the effects of the angle between the oars on the reverberation chamber field uniformity

A few oars weathered by the snow and the heat

Water sports equipment; paddles and oars for inflatable boats; safety requirements and testing

Anatomy analysis of technical movements of pair-oars in rowing and special strength training

And we'll be so far gone, the oars will row on

Well, make contacts with the oars, pull us over some more fish

The Design and Experiment of Wind Turbine with Soft Oars

You make me wanna strain at the oars,

take a turn at the oars

As long as we have sails, oars, pilots and sailors

You make me wanna strain at oars, and soon I can't see the shore

Than Oars divide the Ocean,