Do you think you can pull an oar in a heavy seaway, Mr.

Not many captains want to pull an oar themselves, especially upriver.

But I know you are not fit to pull an oar.

The wounded who are still hale enough to pull an oar will row.

Caractacus and his companion, I found, were both accustomed to pull an oar.

No man can coach a crew and pull an oar at the same time.

Anybody could pull an oar after a few attempts, and a threat or two.

He'd need some whipping to pull an oar, I reckon.

Ruth begged to pull an oar again, and her uncle did not forbid her.

I can't pull an oar without batting my back on the bottom of the boat.

Not while this here hand can pull an oar and I've a shiner in my pocket.

Here, I'll pull an oar, too; and for God's sake keep clear of the British ships.

Pick men that can pull an oar.

The boys all numbered, with the exception of Frank Sedley, who was not to pull an oar.

Tudor, at his friend's solicitation, had occasionally attempted to pull an oar from Searle's slip to Battersea bridge.

How he envied him this chance to prove his courage and to pull an oar in a life-saving trip.