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91) He was rowing the boat ashore.

92) Modern rowing originated from the River Thames in Britain.

93) Rowing across the Atlantic is not a practical idea.

94) The rowing boat measures 20 feet.

95) Rowing is a wonderful water sport.

96) What is the difference between sculling and rowing?

97) John be the spark plug on his rowing team.

98) Probably the oldest one is rowing in a rowboat.

99) Why don't you try this foldaway rowing machine?

100) A rowing competition is called a regatta.

101) I'll join the school rowing club.

102) The boy who is rowing boat is Tom's brother.

103) They're always rowing ,[www.Sentencedict.com] ie with each other.

104) When rowing with others you must keep stroke.

105) Some rowing boats lay keeled over on the beach.

106) He untied the skiff at the stern, slipped into it, and was soon rowing cautiously upstream.

107) A pricey sea-going car may prove useful for the onward journey; if you have time and energy try rowing or swimming.

108) Other sports where increased iliopsoas strength would appear to offer benefits include cycling, rowing and mountain climbing, in particular when scaling rock faces.

109) Can I hire a rowing boat? There're two of us.

110) The creation of the park on the northern outskirts of fishing, yachting, rowing and so on.

111) Dr. Esselstyn is also an Olympic gold medalist in rowing, and he was awarded the Bronze Star as an army surgeon in Vietnam.

112) The 23rd annual Head of the Fish Regatta features a 2.5 mile course, co-hosted by the Saratoga Springs Rowing Club and the Saratoga Rowing Association.

113) I know swimming, surfing, diving, water - skiing, and rowing.

114) As Steve Williams, the double Olympic champion and Leander Rowing Club captain, put it: "You can't buy gold medals but you do have to pay for them."

115) The naked person was firmly fastened within a back-to-back pair of narrow rowing boats (or a hollowed-out tree trunk), with the head, hands, and feet protruding.

116) We'd be quicker trying a zig - zag course than rowing in the teeth of this wind.

117) " Well, you act like it, rowing around over my looks.

118) The earliness of cotton has become an important subject interested by people of most cotton rowing countries.

119) A racing boat of two: rowing and canoe. Two competitions with the main difference between the ship's paddle used by the location and the type of paddle.

120) He was ready for the annual inter-team dash along the rowing lake at the back of the paddock, only for no other teams to turn up! Back to the beers, Mark...