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Meanings of rowing in English
Usage of rowing in English
1
There is, however, the strong sense that the EU is rowing upstream.
2
The event is the first Ireland trial of the new rowing season.
3
It was a thrilling morning for Ireland rowing -and Irish sport.
4
Then the men stop rowing and the yawl drifts with the current.
5
This fall rowing was a particular fad of the Pinewood Hall girls.
6
Anderson was in the small boat, rowing rapidly out to the vessel.
7
In the stern sat Master Martin Newcombe, and two men were rowing.
8
As spring came in the school talk turned to baseball and rowing.
9
Harvesting energy from a rowing bicycle tire is demonstrated in this report.
10
I signed to the men to cease rowing, and waited in wonder.
11
I went to the University of New Hampshire and got into rowing.
12
The galley was now rowing all her oars, and in full pursuit.
13
So saying the boatman stopped rowing the boat and dropped an anchor.
14
Just then the voices were heard again and the boys stopped rowing.
15
November is turning out to be a busy month in Irish rowing.
16
New Zealand's former Olympic rowing champion Dudley Storey has died aged 77.
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Rowing through the time
Rowing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
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