boat oar造句

• "' Croker Oars "'is an Australian manufacturer of surf boat oars.
• Finally, a boat oar does the job, but it's a scary and tiring process.
• Here was a man who was molesting young girls and paddling children with boat oars.
• In retaliation for this, Mr . Stanton attacked Venture seemingly out of the blue with a boat oar.
• Forty chefs got up before dawn to prepare the beans in nine giant cauldrons, stirring them with row-boat oars.
• Along with making fun of Mediate's first name, Rome, during his national radio show, talked Monday about the " boat oar"
• Before he steps from the airboat, Walt Rhodes leans over and pokes around in the muddy brown water with a boat oar.
• Various toys used included a glass picture frame, a drum, a boat oar with thumb tacks, hand held plastic guitar, and a knife.
• By going through the streets, the witches caused damages to the inhabitants belongings, lifting boat oars, opening farmer's casks, and causing other kinds of torments.
• He has made numerous challenging open-boat oar-and-sail crossings of the Great Lakes and crewed in replica longboats off Atlantic Canada and the coastal Hawaiian Islands.
• In Conron's case, that might mean a French crew who won't have a car and is allergic to dogs, and in Holland's case that might mean a lightweight eight boat oars.
• Legend has it that Miyamoto Musashi carved a bokken that resembled a " suburitM
  " out of a boat oar as he traveled to his famous duel with Sasaki Kojiro, whom he supposedly killed.
• There's still a town gumbo served at a dance after the ride, cooked in 40-gallon pots and stirred with what look like boat oars, but the cooks don't depend on the riders for ingredients.
• Now, with enormous purses looming at the end of 72 holes, with the passage of time producing more thought, and with necessity being the age-old mother of invention, you see claws, modified claws and boat oars.
• These systems can have from one to as many as a dozen weapons in their curriculum, among the tambo ( short stick ), the hanbM
  ( middle length staff ) and the eku ( boat oar of traditional Okinawan design ).
• Children in the compound were punished severely, she said, recalling how Koresh had spanked her " with the big wooden boat oar they used for adults " instead of the wooden spoon called " Little Helper " that was used on children.
• These proposals _ the equivalent of suggesting that baseball play six innings of four outs each and use bats the size of boat oars _ would, if passed, fundamentally alter the nature of hockey, betray its history and further alienate its most devoted fans.