Examples of using Rowed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He rowed?
If Jane asks, you rowed.
Oh, she rowed crew.
I rowed for oxford.
We would go a lot faster if we all rowed.
He rowed all the way.
I found out that people had rowed across oceans.
They rowed up the river.
Dawn Landes: Tori made these videos as she rowed.
Michael rowed his boat ashore.
These ships still had no sails- sails were costly,and for now the rowed ships could meet their needs.
Tom rowed the boat across the lake.
You never told me you rowed crew for Dartmouth.
Rowed them across lake George and hauled them over the berkshires.
In their journey that summer, the Vikingr rowed 300 miles across open sea.
He rowed crew for Yale when they won the national championship.
His response was classic Ali:"You don'twant to go through life as the woman who almost rowed across the ocean.".
He rowed halfway across the ocean to tell us what you were up to.
Early water transportwas accomplished with ships that were either rowed or used the wind for propulsion, or a combination of the two.
They rowed with friends to the mainland and caught the milk train to London.
He sometimes reminded his surviving daughter, who rowed in a coxed quad, to watch her prodigious appetite at the training table.
So Tarik headed off to Spain in search of adventure and the legendary mercenary, El Cabillo,whilst George rowed home to England.
In 1857, he rowed down the Ohio River from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to St. Louis.
The Regatta of the Ancient Maritime Republics is a historicboat race in boats called gozzi, each rowed by a team of eight rowers from one of the four maritime republics: Amalfi, Genoa, Pisa, and Venice.
As the slaves rowed in the galley below, they watched helplessly as the city burned in the distance.
Into his short life he crowded an overflowing measure of activity which found its climax in his last wonderful year,a year during which he rowed in the winning Oxford boat, explored Spitsbergen, fell in love with ski-ing, and- perhaps- conquered Everest.
She rowed her boat dexterously in a stormy sea of family troubles and difficulties and reached the shore of supreme peace- the kingdom of love.
Water transport, including rowed and sailed vessels, dates back to time immemorial, was the only efficient way to transport large quantities or over large distances prior to the Industrial Revolution.
Having rowed myself since the tender age of twelve and having been around rowing ever since, I believe I can speak authoritatively on what we may call the unseen values of rowing- the social, moral, and spiritual values of this oldest of chronicled sports in the world.