oarlock造句

• Originally, the Sport Boat featured twin sets of oarlock sockets, but the current version has only one, and the sheathed flotation makes retrofitting the second set difficult.
• Remember the bulky footlockers, the squeaking oarlocks, the " best friends " for life ( or eight weeks ), the rivers of bug juice and calamine?
• CONFIDENCE IN THE FIND John de Bry, the expedition's marine archaeologist, also helped authenticate the find by analyzing the porcelain, oarlocks and other artifacts at the site.
• SportBoats remain popular in the Great Lakes and midwest, and are a favorite of duck hunters, frequently camouflaged with the oarlock sockets removed to eliminate hang-ups in grass.
• In September 1912 the Romanovs were visiting their hunting retreat in the BiaB
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  a Forest; on 5 September the careless Tsesarevich jumped into a rowboat and hit one of the oarlocks.
• Last summer, Jean Luckes of France got 300 miles toward Brittany in a 24-foot rowboat before he broke an oarlock and had to hitch a ride back with the Coast Guard.
• With the new world order spawning dozens of Croats and Slovaks and Latvians and Lithuanians who know port from starboard, you don't need a popped oarlock to put you out of business.
• In September 1912, the Romanovs were visiting their hunting retreat in the BiaB
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  a Forest; on 5 September, the careless Tsesarevich jumped into a rowboat and hit one of the oarlocks.
• While rowing, the athlete sits in the boat facing toward the stern, and uses the oars which are held in place by the oarlocks to propel the boat forward ( towards the bow ).
• Gigs had their oarlocks mounted on the sides ( like a rowboat ), but sculls had them a couple feet outside the boat thanks to riggers, triangular braces that projected out from the sides.
• Probably no oarlocks shown because metal CRUTCHES slip into holes in the sides and the oars fit into them . 90.0 . 131.118 14 : 44, 2 May 2007 ( UTC ) petitmichel
• A parade was held in her honor in Newport on Independence Day, followed by the presentation of a sleek mahogany rowboat with red velvet cushions, gold braid around the gunwales, and gold-plated oarlocks.
• Jack died in what official records describe as a " boating accident " on Seton Lake, where he is supposed to have fallen as he stepped from his boat " hitting his head on an oarlock ".
• With its air-filled seats, rubbery oarlocks, flexible gunwhales, soft sides and pneumatic air cushioned floor, it was like something you might see advertised on " Fishin'With Claes Oldenburg ."
• But the pair of Adam Holland and Newburyport's Cy Beasley missed a bronze by . 03 seconds and sculler Jamie Koven, the defending world champ, popped his oarlock in the semis and missed making the final.
• His boat, with watertight enclosures for sleeping and storage, is equipped with solar-powered electronics, emergency radio beacons, a desalinating water pump, 120 pounds of dry cereal and powdered vitamin supplement, and extra oarlocks.
• Wright will now make the oarlock go poof !, using dry pigment and varnish that could, if necessary, be removed later on : Rule One in conservation is don't do anything that's not reversible.
• A single sculling oarlock or notch on the transom is less common, but requires less space; and is used with a single sculling oar moving back and forth, never leaving the water, as used on a sampan.
• I love to fish for them in an old rowboat, with oarlocks that creak but will not let an oar slip free, so I can take my hands from them to cast and know that they will still be there.
• In fulcrum, an oarlock attached to the side of the boat, to transfer power from the handle to the blade, rather than using the athlete's shoulders or hands as the pivot-point as in canoeing and kayaking.