How To Use Paddler In A Sentence
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Not only was Sheryl one of the fastest women beach sprinters ever to scorch the nation's sands, she was also a title-winning paddler on the Malibu board and surf ski.
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Paddlers of all ages and abilities are now getting into the last stages of training for the gruelling 125-mile marathon that is the Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race.
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He's a champion sailboarder and a determined long distance paddler.
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Over the two days of competition, Navy teams battled it out in the 20 man and 12 man events with crews containing paddlers, a sweep and drummer.
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The boat-songs were to give time to the paddlers in canoes, and were sung by directors or fuglemen of whom there were two in each large war-canoe, one near the bow and the other near the stern.
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Each team comprises 18 paddlers, one drummer, one steersman (also called a sweep) and one flag-catcher.
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The visibility of the water would have been clouded at the time of the incident had there been any swimmers, paddlers or waders in this area.
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With a blast of froth, Herbie emerges from the icy deep and drives happily on the surface of the water, like a racing-striped dog-paddler.
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Calvert is not a particularly strong paddler and seems shaky when lugging a kayak over kelp-slick rocks.
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I think that he had never been entirely reconciled to the heathenish invention which I called a sail, and that down in the bottom of his heart he believed that the paddlers would eventually overhaul us; but now he couldn't praise it enough.
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This sit-on-top is fun for intermediate to advanced paddlers who are ready for the challenge of medium to large surf.
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They settled upon the faces and arms of the paddlers, totally unapprehensive of rebuff.
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Every so often a "fartlek" is called out and paddlers rev up and exert themselves for two or three minutes, raising the boat speed to 12 or 13 mph.
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If the paddler builds up speed and then stops paddling, the boat will drift on in a straight line.
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Our mixed team of male and female paddlers had spent countless hours slogging up and down Hahn's Inlet in the cold and rain in preparation for this event.
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The paddlers - who plan to reach the coast by May - have been forced to portage several rapids and rappel down the side of Tis Isat Falls.
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a while, the bronze paddlers -- two _siwashes_ (men) and two _klootchmen_
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The entire loop can be covered by the average paddler in six to eight days, but allow a few extra days for possibly being windbound.
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The condition can be recognized by the appearance of a red line along the edge of the ‘paddlers’ at the rear of the crab.
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By contrast, a recreational paddler in a remote gorge will want to maximize safety and minimize energy expenditure.
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It was hard to tell which eagle-eyed member of the crew spotted the stranded paddler waving at us from a rocky promontory.
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To the drum of a coxswain, international member paddlers of the Shanghai Shang Long Dragon Boat Team press forward on Dianshan Lake.
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Every 2 years, countries from all around the world unite to determine who are the best waka ama paddlers in the world, and next year it is being held here.
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Extremely long, obstructed, or very violent rapids which expose a paddler to added risk.
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Farash lowered the sail and he and two other paddlers removed the cloth and stowed it under the forecastle, then fastened a newer and more elaborately decorated sail, pristine white, to the yardarm, and hoisted it aloft.
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That's what they called the singing paddlers throughout the article, a word close enough to the English that it was recognizable, the lilt of the Italian taking you there.
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A group of paddlers from Queensland and northern New South Wales has arrived in Hawaii to contest what has been described as the 'Olympics for outrigging'.
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Running trails follow the winding waterway, while paddlers row or kayak.
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Every paddler moves his or her oar in time with the beat of the drum.
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As they arrive at the village the night before a race, or line up the canoes at the beginning of the race, the paddlers sing songs and move their paddles up and down, giving a sumptuous display of colour and movement.
