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Meanings of sculling in English
Spanish
remo en couple 
Antonyms
Examples for "sweep"
Examples for "sweep"
1
The song is right: the Mournes do sweep down to the sea.
2
The military said it had prepared options for a Gaza ground sweep.
3
Rather, the question is: can it sweep through the other top categories?.
4
Analysts say a Democratic sweep could also bode well for emerging markets.
5
Britain's virtual sweep also included best comedy for Channel 4's The I.T.
Usage of sculling in English
1
Soon they were sculling across the water at a nice pace.
2
Standing up in the stern-sheets by her side, I kept on sculling gently.
3
That is not to say the sculling stroke should be retired.
4
Then there is a sculling sweepstakes, open to all the school.
5
I did not so much mind that, for my line was chiefly sculling.
6
Week Five This week's programme focuses on: breast stroke, sculling practice and bilateral breathing.
7
Responds to crowd chants by sculling his water on boundary.
8
We are also focusing on push and glide techniques and changing direction when sculling.
9
A large barge swept past us, sculling into the Watergate.
10
He hesitated a moment before sculling slowly toward the bank.
11
Hardy was out sculling every day on the river, and was consequently in good training.
12
Another mile or more; another rest: decidedly sculling against a swift current is work-downrightwork.
13
She struggled with sculling, but had a pretty decent first try at the elementary backstroke.
14
In sculling, which can be done individually, each rower holds an oar in each hand.
15
She scrambled aft, and unshipping the dinghy, came sculling towards me across the intervening water.
16
By eleven-thirty they were again sculling up the river.
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Sculling through the time
Sculling across language varieties
United Kingdom
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