Sentence for boats | Use boats in a sentence

Sentence using the word boats. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use boats in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for boats.

• Look at those boats! (10)
• Look at those boats! (22)
• He had boats and boatmen. (18)
• These boats are sometimes very slow. (9)
• From the boats they turned to my costume. (2)
• Heaven be thanked, no fishing boats were out. (10)
• After a refreshing halt, three boats were hired. (10)
• I never liked society, and I did like boats and horses. (9)
• A score of men lay prostrate on the bottom of the boats. (18)
• We will send the boats and you can take her by boarding. (18)
• Dorothy Beltham thought the water too rough for little boats. (10)
• She had burnt her boats; but what did it matter, if she got him? (8)
• Another wet day, it was determined, and we put the boats into the train. (2)
• The shores were closely lined by canal boats waiting their turn at the lock. (2)
• With the boats in tow, the Albatross now made over the bar toward the Holker. (18)
• He then called his men to his side to drive the English back into their boats. (18)
• We had left the boats over-night in the custody of one whom we shall call Carnival. (2)
• We now had our own boats to look after, for there was no shelter in which to land! (20)
• In the shock of reading it, he crossed his Rubicon, and burned his boats behind him. (8)
• We could just discern the black bodies of these boats, looking very much like turtles. (7)
• We had all we could do to keep the boats from being blown bodily along the rough beach. (20)
• All day, we learned, people had been running out between the squalls to visit our two boats. (2)
• Two or three boats passed on the river, scuttling, as it were, for shelter before the storm. (8)
• For will any one dare to tell me that business is more entertaining than fooling among boats? (2)
• Few travellers ever visit Sulina, because the passenger boats usually touch there in the night. (20)
• The plan was well executed, since almost at once the six boats came alongside at different points. (18)
• It was odd how the showers began when we had to carry the boats over a lock, and must expose our legs. (2)
• The steamer was now lying by for the small boats she had sent out to pick up the crew of the sunken vessel. (9)
• And as the two boats shot in along the water, we could see them pointing them out and speaking one to another. (2)
• And he realised that she had burned her boats to make it impossible for a man of sensibility to disappoint her! (8)
• At all events, the idea of making the mile of broad water serviceable for boats is too good to give up in a hurry. (10)
• The boats were passing, and in the usual rush to the barge side his arm came in contact with a soft young shoulder. (8)
• The lights were torches and lanterns; the occupation of the boats moving in couples was the dragging for the dead. (10)
• I could have them spend their Sunday afternoons going aboard the different boats, and looking up their accommodations. (9)
• Presently the boats had come alongside, and the passengers crowded down to the guard to learn the details of the search. (9)
• He attempted a diversion with the canal boats, and tried to bring forward the subject of Rudder Grange in that connection. (9)
• The sentry was satisfied; his comrades had been expecting provision boats from Montreal, and he thought they had arrived. (19)
• The Red River brigade pressed on through bad roads, dense forests; they crossed lakes and turbulent rivers in leaky boats. (19)
• When the tide began to ebb, boats full of soldiers were cast off, reaching in safety a little cove three miles above Quebec. (19)
• At her entreaty Boddy stepped back to his post, and the two boats went forward like swans that have done ruffling their feathers. (10)
• These came in by Lake Champlain and ascended the St. Lawrence in open boats, bivouacking at night, resuming their journey by day. (19)
• He neither felt the sunlight nor understood why column and campanile rose, nor why the islands basked, and boats and people moved. (10)
• At this spot they expected to be joined by 8000 men under General Wilkinson, coming down the St. Lawrence in boats from Lake Ontario. (19)
• A bridge of boats connects the fortress with the town a short distance below the railway, and is actually the last bridge over the Danube. (20)
• The farther edge of the water could not be seen; the boats came out of the obscurity, took on their passengers and vanished in the darkness. (7)
• The competition grew to the extent even of sending fast boats all the way to Europe, and soon became extravagant enough to cause its collapse. (16)
• We became immediately attached to her as a pair of shipwrecked boats lacking provender of every sort are taken in tow by a well-stored vessel. (10)
• But the English soldiers were not frightened; they rowed out in their boats, grappling courageously with the flaming monsters, and towed them to shore. (19)

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