How To Use Small boat In A Sentence
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We understand that this equipment should never be used by people without Medical training and was therefore dangerous and totally useless in punts and small boats.
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His eye lit upon a small boat on the horizon.
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Four small boats sat about a mile offshore, filled with Marines, ready to race into the harbor.
DALE BROWN'S DREAMLAND (5) STRIKE ZONE
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I bought a small boat, then he went one better and bought a yacht.
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They plunge into the coastal waters from small boats.
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The vessels will provide command and control as well as helicopter and small boat support.
Times, Sunday Times
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And then, one moonlit night, a small boat draws up at the jetty beside the inn.
Times, Sunday Times
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A single small boat anchored in the cove departed shortly after we arrived.
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You'd think that a Royal Navy man would know that a sampan is not a sailing ship; it is a small boat usually propelled by two oars.
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People lounged under the tall eucalyptus trees to keep out of the sun, and few ventured out onto the pond in the small boats for rent.
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It is glorious weather, the waterway full of small boats, some being rowed, some under sail, when suddenly there is the sound of shouting as the peaceful afternoon is shattered.
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The speed and use of small boats and watercraft have increased dramatically in recent years.
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A small boat bobs in the distance, waiting to record our time.
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Twenty of the crew escaped on three small boats.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was a short wait and it wasn't long until the three of them were piled into a small boat and sent sailing off into the water.
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One of the best ways to see the area is in a small boat.
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The second night, a perfect calm prevailing, he took the small boat, and went out on the sea drifting, having provided himself with wine and water, the latter in a new gurglet bought for the trip.
The Prince of India — Volume 02
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The waves are lapping gently against the small boat.
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We could try putting together a light aircraft or a small boat.
The Sun
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It was, in fact, the windiest day of the summer and small boats capsized in rough seas.
Times, Sunday Times
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A small boatload of fish, freshly caught, has just been poured out on the wattled floor.
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They were to man small boats laden with explosives, deployed to meet American amphibious landings.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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You can circumnavigate the island by kayak, search for black-necked stilts, sail small boats, and snorkel the reefs off White Bay beach.
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` small boat 'from Hindi or Bengali; kathiawari ` breed of horses' from Hindi or Gujurati; khuskhus ` aromatic grass, vetiver 'from Hindi or Persian; kirpan
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XVIII No 1
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Small boats may have outboard motors and then are often called motor boats.
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Only that a number of faceless pursuers were now on the beach—and had spotted the small boat scudding through the mirrorlike water toward the mouth of the cave.
Shameless
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We'd stroll the whole crescent "U" of, say, Keizersgracht (Emperor's canal), past majestic gabled manses, cozy gabled houses, small boats with a few folk tippling rose and tour boats with tourists roaring beerily into the twilight.
Barry Yourgrau: Walking with Joy: Amsterdam
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One of the three fishing partners narrowly escaped by swimming to a jetty after waves capsized the small boat.
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At the same time he changed the training and technique for small boat yacht racing, realising that the fitter he was the faster he would go.
Times, Sunday Times
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When a small boat foundered in the seas to the north of Australia and its passengers were rescued by the MV Tampa, the ship came to symbolise this choice between control and chaos.
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The oil is thought to have welled up from a small boat which sank on Monday after heavy rain caused the water level to rise.
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In that small boat was the man to whom the signal had been heliographed.
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Apparently, two local anglers were fishing for blue shark in Galway Bay in a small boat.
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Yesterday I walked down to the pool, via the exquisite twilit waterfront where the sea lay like cool mercury, barely rippling, and small boats mirrored themselves.
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Accompanied by a flotilla of small boats, he swam a powerful crawl across to Scarba.
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At 6.20 am, crowded together in small boats and weighed down with heavy kit, the soldiers approached the deserted shore in silence.
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They made it to a small boat but it was already dangerously overloaded.
Times, Sunday Times
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The lighter service was handled, at least in part, by caiques and other mostly locally owned small boats whose socio-economic leverage, unlike that of the elite property owners on the sea front, was not great.
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At the foot of the cliffs, several species of dolphin cavort in the waves, regularly spotted by visitors from small boats.
St Helena: a voyage of discovery
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The deal was that he would help look after their two young boys on weekdays and sail with Cam - a four-time world champion in small boats and a legendary multihull ocean racer - on weekends.
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It was an amateurish seascape with a great many small boats cavorting on a turbulent ocean.
TIME TO MURDER AND CREATE
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A prohibition in a designated area would, he believed, present a huge opportunity for Tramore to develop angling and fishing from small boats.
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A flurry of wind upset the small boat.
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A flurry of wind upset the small boat.
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Four small boats sat about a mile offshore, filled with Marines, ready to race into the harbor.
DALE BROWN'S DREAMLAND (5) STRIKE ZONE
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But sand shallows, cataracts, and poison arrows turned his small boats back.
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We arriued about 4. of the clocke in the after noone within the riuer of Owiga, at a place named Soroka, at which place we forsooke our barke or Lodia, and continued there in making prouision for small boates to carie vs vp the riuer vntill the 3. day of the same.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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Chefs will tell you that fishing with lines towed behind small boats delivers the best quality fish.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most dolphins are well habituated to small boats, allowing us to follow individuals for many hours.
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It was indispensable to have with the budgerow a small boat for the accommodation of servants and for the cooking of food.
Life and Work in Benares and Kumaon, 1839-1877
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This may be etymologically equivalent to the English word funny, a kind of small boat.
History of the Philippine Islands
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Dale's time, one boat built in Sir Sam'l Argoll's time, with two small boates belonginge to private men.
Colonial Records of Virginia
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There are many thousands of high speed manoeuvrable small boats between 16 and 30 foot length already prepositioned all over USA.
Cheeseburger Gothic » WW question from Jose.
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We could try putting together a light aircraft or a small boat.
The Sun
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They use night-vision binoculars, small boats, canoes and kayaks but see education of the younger generation as an important weapon.
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The small boat rode out the storm without damage.
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Subsistence-netters use small boats to gather the fish and bring them to the shore while others wade into the water to collect fish in buckets and plastic bags.
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Two hundred Coast Guard small boats and cutters deployed to patrol the harbor that held more than 30,000 spectator vessels and participating ships.
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A flurry of wind upset the small boat.
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To ensure that the shotline remains in one place, a folding grapnel anchor of the type commonly used by small boats in areas where a sand anchor will not hold is ideal.
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W/r/t Nabokov: I posted a list of things he is reported to have 'loathed' recently on my blog the Small Boats one following a BBC documentary on Lolita that was aired last Saturday.
Categories of the novel
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One afternoon she set out from the coast in a small boat and was caught in a storm.
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- Oct 6, 2002: Almost exactly two years after the USS Cole attack, a small boat filled with explosives blows a hole in the 500,000 tonne French supertanker 'Limburg' as it prepares to dock at a Yemeni port. al-Qaeda claims responsibility.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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Fishermen in small boats ply their trade up and down the coast.
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The small boat rode out the storm without damage.
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There was no systematic collection of information about any aspect of small boats and yachts.
Times, Sunday Times
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Fishermen now use deep-sea trawlers and sophisticated fishing equipment, while sampans (small boats) ferry people between various points on the coastline along Victoria Harbour.
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Sitting on her neck or shoulder felt like standing on the prow of a small boat heading out from shore against the waves.
A TIME OF WAR
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From the wharf at Selby's we watched with careless interest the lubberly manoeuvre performed of bringing the yacht to anchor, and the equally lubberly manoeuvre of sending the small boat ashore.
The King of the Greeks
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Would you sail an ocean on a small boat?
The Sun
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The sea was too rough for sailing in small boats.
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The vessels will provide command and control as well as helicopter and small boat support.
Times, Sunday Times
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The crew mutinied soon after leaving Tahiti, casting Bligh and 18 of the crew adrift in a small boat with little food and water.
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Powerful whirlpools have killed seafarers and devoured an occasional small boat - but not Ulysses' 20-oar galley nor modern ships.
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A cagoule and brolly might seem sufficient but to be safe it might be best to take along a small boat.
Wimbledon 2011: Your survival guide to SW19
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You can hike through the forest or along deserted beaches, or potter about in small boats or canoes.
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One of the best ways to see the area is in a small boat.
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Live-aboard houseboats with small boats plunge deep upstream from immense river-mouths into heart-stopping scenery where new species of fish are being discovered at a prodigious rate.
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Wright was on a small boat with a local man, amidst a large pod of whales.
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She was pointing to a small boat that was approaching the shore.
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The ship sailed for the Caribbean, but the infamous mutiny off Tonga resulted in Captain Bligh and a small party of loyal seamen being forced into a small boat, in which they made an epic journey to Timor.
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While attempting rescue a small boat manned by local men capsized and four men were lost.
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For these infractions the mutineers put Hudson, his seventeen-year old son, and seven others loyal to the captain on a small boat (known as a shallop) and set them adrift.
Spero News
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The captain of a big ship sinks a small boat because, otherwise, both will drown at a particular juncture.
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There's a small boat on the port bow.
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Oh, I might just have forgotten to mention that the small boats are just as capable as the big ones of catching all those yellowfins, wahoo, blue and striped marlin, sailfish, swordfish and bluefins offshore.
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They are then smuggled on to small boats that connect to larger ocean-going vessels out at sea.
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Chefs will tell you that fishing with lines towed behind small boats delivers the best quality fish.
Times, Sunday Times
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Between the two establishments a whole armada of small boats bobbed about.
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A mother of two drowned while travelling in a small boat unsuited for the reservoir, as she didn't have better conveyance.
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It was an amateurish seascape with a great many small boats cavorting on a turbulent ocean.
TIME TO MURDER AND CREATE
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Four small boats sat about a mile offshore, filled with Marines, ready to race into the harbor.
DALE BROWN'S DREAMLAND (5) STRIKE ZONE
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It showed several people diving off a heavily-laden small boat that was wallowing dangerously in a heavy swell.
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We do have a dive boat to ourselves, but most of the buoys are missing off the wreck sites and Dog Island, with its sharks and pelagics, is too far for the small boats operating at this time of year.
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There was no systematic collection of information about any aspect of small boats and yachts.
Times, Sunday Times
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The legislation will apply to all vessels including ferries, cargo ships and small boats at local and international level.
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A cagoule and brolly might seem sufficient but to be safe it might be best to take along a small boat.
Wimbledon 2011: Your survival guide to SW19
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On the following morning the Signal Corps men went ashore in a small boat, and while some of the party rehabilitated the office, others underran the cable, cut in near the shore end, and after finding communication satisfactory with Cebu and Liloan, located the fault, the ship's volt-meter indicating when the small boat underrunning the cable came to the break.
A Woman's Journey through the Philippines On a Cable Ship that Linked Together the Strange Lands Seen En Route
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She watched as the man, garbed appropriately in a black cassock and hat, disappeared through the cemetery, towards the lakeside and a small boat.
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We learnt this from an old ferryman who was able to take his small boat over to deliver supplies from nearby farms.
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In fact, the Coast Guard allowed Sea Scouts with the rank of quartermaster to take the helm of the small boat during recovery operations with the Sockeye.
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If you are coxing a small boat, steer 30° to starboard of the wind direction, at 6-8 knots.
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Twenty of the crew escaped on three small boats.
Times, Sunday Times
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Would you sail an ocean on a small boat?
The Sun
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In some tropical regions small boats used to be made of skins stretched over a wooden frame.
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The ship falls aboard of a small boat.
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She was pointing to a small boat that was approaching the shore.
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The small boat was bobbing on the sea.
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The ship falls aboard of a small boat.
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The small boat rode out the storm without damage.
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So you type, under the definition box, ` small boat 'and every word in the English language that -- that has ` small boat' in the definition -- you know, coracle, skiff, batteau or whatever -- appears.
The Professor and the Madman: A Tale of Murder, Insanity, and the Making of the Oxford English Dictionary
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The book vividly recollects a season spent with Tongans, who through economic necessity, still hunt whales from small boats with hand-held harpoons.
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Trappers were always passing them, headed downriver with peltries piled high in their small boats.
The Berrybender Narratives
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On November 3 an underwater path to safety was marked with stakes and lined with a chain of small boats crewed by firefighters.
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Consider the “supercavitation” torpedo, a torpedo that launches from a small boat and, by its ability to create a cushion of air between it and the surrounding water, can travel at 200 knots (regular torpedoes can travel at only 35 knots) and immobilize a carrier on detonation.
America’s Elegant Decline
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A flurry of wind upset the small boat.
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There's a small boat on the port bow.
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Other suggestions included a facility for boat repair, a slipway, more car parking in the area and a small boat marina.
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Fishermen in small boats ply their trade up and down the coast.
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John works with a bunch of artisans in a small-scale factory where they can knock up stage furniture, chairs, tables, small boats - and ships!
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a perilous voyage across the Atlantic in a small boat
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That last day of the regattas -- a Saturday -- the wind had been almost true north, and freshish, but nothing to mention: beautiful sailing weather for the small boats.
News from the Duchy
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In some tropical regions small boats used to be made of skins stretched over a wooden frame.
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The small boats hugged the coast.
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At the same time he changed the training and technique for small boat yacht racing, realising that the fitter he was the faster he would go.
Times, Sunday Times
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Children were floating small boats made of banana leaves.
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They were to man small boats laden with explosives, deployed to meet American amphibious landings.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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This open green space is a popular landing place for small boats and picnickers, and a great spot for children to play.
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York City Rowing Club had 12 crews and scullers gaining trophies in the small boats Head of the River Race, which was postponed a week because of the high water level on the River Ouse.
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The slipway would have been used to take small boats from the house to the colliers - coal ships - moored in the upper harbour.
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Scouts on watch spotted the diver and kept visual contact while other scouts and adult leaders launched a small boat to rescue the diver.
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The sea was now rather rough-too rough rather for small boats, but luckily a sort of thing called a scoot came out, and we got on board her with some trouble, and got on shore after a good tossing about which made us all sea-sick.
Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin
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It was so foggy that the steamship almost ran down a small boat leaving the port.
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In a fishing harbour near Bari in southern Italy, a flotilla of small boats rides low in the sea, weighed down by festival-goers.
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Take a small boat or canoe and paddle around for a few hours.
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Whitewater kayakingWhitewater kayaking is the sport of paddling a small boat down a fast - moving river.
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Nikki has been racing for one year, and while she has done two trial runs so far, her weekend at the forebay was the first time she drove her boat by herself - a small boat that proudly broadcasts her name along its side.
Local News
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The small boat was bobbing on the rough water of the lake.
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A hundred or more years back, moving continents was as simple as packing up your sea chest, buying a one-way ticket, braving the seas in a small boat and then settling in the land of your choice.
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The international order is like a mighty river and our region is but a small boat buffeted by angry waves.
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They are simply angry at how they are divided between small boats and big trawlers.
Times, Sunday Times
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One of the best ways to see the area is in a small boat.
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We crossed and recrossed the river in small boats.
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The ship falls aboard of a small boat.
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They are then smuggled on to small boats that connect to larger ocean-going vessels out at sea.
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A small boat edged down upon the big steamer.
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Four small boats sat about a mile offshore, filled with Marines, ready to race into the harbor.
DALE BROWN'S DREAMLAND (5) STRIKE ZONE
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There's a small boat on the port bow.
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One of the best ways to see the area is in a small boat.
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There was a small boat, an improvised currach-type constructed from hessian stretched over a wooden frame and doused with pitch to make it waterproof.
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The huge waves swallowed the small boat and it sank shortly thereafter
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Ancient ships carried small boats for the transfer of passengers to the shore but no life rafts or life vests.
Christianity Today
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Their state-of-the-art ships and small boats are equipped to handle grand-scale disasters and to fight fires both in and out of the port.
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The crew responded immediately, racing to the scene and recovering the four mariners with one of the ship's small boats.
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The sea was now rather rough — too rough rather for small boats, but luckily a sort of thing called a scoot came out, and we got on board her with some trouble, and got on shore after a good tossing about which made us all sea-sick.
Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin
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A fresh wind was blowing so that it was impossible to work from a small boat tightly strained between two grapnels, in which manner the Norwegian current measurements were generally taken.
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In fact, the Coast Guard allowed Sea Scouts with the rank of quartermaster to take the helm of the small boat during recovery operations.
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The small boat was tossed about like a cork.
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The vessels will provide command and control as well as helicopter and small boat support.
Times, Sunday Times
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In some tropical regions small boats used to be made of skins stretched over a wooden frame.
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There are three small boats available for hire.
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This may be etymologically equivalent to the English word funny, a kind of small boat.
History of the Philippine Islands
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I've had a lifelong fascination with the sea and with small boats.
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You could not imagine a more disturbing sight than what we looked like when arriving in Timor over forty days after being set loose in our small boat.
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There was a small boat, an improvised currach-type constructed from hessian stretched over a wooden frame and doused with pitch to make it waterproof.
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The moon was well up when the small boat in which our young detective was seated with Mr. Grey appeared in the bay approaching the so-called manufactory of Wellgood.
The Woman in the Alcove
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Small boats busied to and fro.
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Canoeing is a water sport practiced in small boats called canoes or kayaks.
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There were rumours the small boat had been hit by a much larger vessel.
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From small boats, they shine bright spotlights across the water, searching for the unmistakable golden shine of crocodile eyes.
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a leeward tide is dangerous for small boats
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You can hike through the forest or along deserted beaches, or potter about in small boats or canoes.
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One afternoon she set out from the coast in a small boat and was caught in a storm.
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For such a big machine, it made an incredibly gentle noise, the calming putt-putt of an outboard engine on a small boat.
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York City Rowing Club host their final event of the year on Sunday when more than 350 crews and scullers will compete in the York Chambers Small Boats Head Rowing Race.
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It is cheek by jowl with the small boats that land the fish, and a stone's throw from the market where it is auctioned.
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He forced himself to look at the linenfold panelling on the walls, to examine the catch on the windows, to stare with intent interest at the Thames rolling by, its surface covered with small boats and its banks lined with people fishing.
Mary Queen Of Scotland And The Isles
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They made it to a small boat but it was already dangerously overloaded.
Times, Sunday Times
