They were not whipped cattle, as the Triremes of Phoenicia rowed, but free men, sons of Athens, who called for joy to die for them in times of need. In China, the needles are thicker, longer and sometimes just as rowing, while in a patient they are like a rudder in the hands of a whitewater kayaker. At first, operators “rowed” the Norries with gondola-style poles carrying loads of up to 40 people, eight cows or three tons of rice. At last we turned to the shore where we were rowing, which meant we wanted to go; But to our surprise, the closer we got to shore, the louder the noises sounded as if the rod had a week-long room, Grmlin chewing, slamming the door, the windows lined up, kicking. The term coquette, which we rowed from French, is our modern name for her, who in most of you wasn`t really excited and excited about anything. They are rowed by two or four men with very heavy oars made of two pieces of wood, working on pins attached to boom rods. — _I only_ rowed across the river = _I only_ (= _alone_, an adjective), and no one else, rowed, etc., or = I _only rowed_ etc., +but+ _sponge_ or _flounder_ not. Now they approach the long line of noble beech trees that line the border of Mortlake. The chip is made entirely of silicon and has rows of triangular holes.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 07 Middle English rawe; similar to the Old English line rÇ£w, the rÄ«ga line of Old High German, and perhaps the Sanskrit rikhati scratches the path was under a double row of tall trees that met at the top and formed a green arch above our heads. See how to put your ducks in a row; make a vortex (row); Skid row; Line difficult to hack. Brown had served a life sentence; McCollum was on death row. Later that day, he made a call from a row of phones in the yard and reached his wife for the first time in six months. Biographia dramatica, or, A Companion of the Theatre House: prisoners forced to stand on broken legs or walk 180 hours straight without sleep. Higher English courses A work on English grammar and composition Last September, the duo of “designers” were booed at the Lanvin fashion show in Paris after arriving late in their front row seats. They stood in line, united by solemn respect, while the Liu family remained inside. I would have examined the poor man, but the friends started a big fight and pushed me away. While kayaking, I hooked a carp to a yamamato senko, and after he pulled me around the pond, he broke my ugly stik and I lost h Chumru, despite not being a fighter, realized that he was supposed to argue and let out a bloody cry. But we also think the AFC East – which New England has won 11 straight times – is very much up for grabs. PETA wants to ban the University of Georgia bulldog A row is a straight line of something, like a row of penguins at the zoo, tulips planted in a row in a garden, or a row of snorkelers marching in your city`s Fourth July parade.
A row is everything that is aligned, from the row of stitches on your knitting needle to the row of numbers in your spreadsheet. Row is also a verb meaning “to paddle”. Row also means a strong argument, but when you use it this way, it rhymes with cow and not toes. The origin of the latter meaning is uncertain, but it probably comes from the word carousel or “drinking binge” as a kind of British academic jargon. The Bucks had the league`s best defensive regular season ranking for the second year in a row, and Antetokounmpo was named Defensive Player of the Year. Of course, my first row was long, pretty much through the city from west to east, including countless curves and turns. While almost everyone has been affected by misinformation in the digital age, Jain had more front-line views than most. As a result, China`s retail sales have fallen for five consecutive months since the pandemic began to spread nationwide in February.