His long and accurate sculling will stand him in good stead.

The war put all professional sculling on hold and no title matches were held during that time.

Professional sculling saw a marked downturn with each of the world wars.

Sculling: This is a figure 8 movement of the hands for forward motion or upward lift.

Sleep, after heavy sculling, had come to them early, and by a corresponding accident they awoke before it was light.

But they did some fast sculling to get it on the port side where it was hid.

Sculling, underwater swimming and learning how to use a floatation device will be covered here.

In 1990 when he was persistently late for training in the eight, his coach pushed him into single sculling.

Sculling is usually done without a coxswain, in quads, doubles or singles.

After retiring from competitive sculling Ernest Barry turned to coaching.

He retired from professional sculling about 1903/04.

Far from defeating him, the match of 30 June 1877 infused new life into Rush's sculling.

Rodrigues relaxed but he did not slacken the pace of his sculling or look back.

Professional sculling was immensely popular and it was estimated that one hundred thousand people turned out to see this match.

It was at the time called the Hammersmith Sculling Club for Girls.

In 1904, he published the 'how-to' book Rowing and Sculling.

It is from this date and this event that most histories of professional Australian sculling commence.

Like a Lelievlet it can be used for Sculling, rowing and sailing.

She concentrated on her sculling.

For example, it has no entry in men's single sculling or in either of the pairs, with or without coxswain.

During 1879 Ross went to England, the centre of professional sculling, to get some training where his strength and style were greatly admired.

From this point English sculling was at a low ebb with the centre of activity having gone to Australia and Sydney in particular.

Not to mention stationary sculling at the Museum of Natural History itself, in its 64-foot Haida canoe.

A local rowing club also recruited her into single sculling, where groups of teenagers launched off a beach into tidal estuarine waters.

The nature of sculling meant that not all spectators could be charged to see the race but a split of sixty-forty to the winner was common.

Now and again Captain Scull would dispatch Jake to run an errand for Madame Scull--?

In his mind, which swirled from drink, was the recent memory of the wild games he had played with Inez Scull--acts so raw that even whores might not do them.

"My name is Inish Scull-- I'm a Bostoner--and this is Famous Shoes, the great professor of tracking.

Women's rowing in Clonmel has developed culminating in Junior Women's 'double scull' and Junior women's 'eight' championship wins in 2003 and 2005.

"When removed on the ambulance to the Royal Southern Hospital it was found that the injuries, consisting of a fracture of the 'scull' and internal injuries, so serious as to preclude the hope of recovery.

"Maybe I can scull around in one of those boats."

It was in his mind gallantly to scull the thing across.

I turned and saw a boat being sculled across the harbour.

And one came with me, sculling where we knew Safe cave of refuge.

The local addiction to sculling fever was called "water on the brain".

Sculling with an oar we worked close to it and tied up.

"She was sculling about 10 feet from me," she said.

He continued to scull until we reached another landing.

Something like a flat plate with a spoon on the front sculled slowly past.

One minute ago, she'd been sculling easily, putting minimal effort into it.

I can't scull like they do, he told himself.

Rush announced his retirement from sculling contests, not for the first or the last time.

I took up the oar and sculled the boat to the far shore.

He trained every day and had sculled on the evening he died at the age 76.

They launched the wooden boards and sculled across the quagmire.

From the ship they could see other black men sculling their boats around the harbor in apparent freedom.

I sculled the boat to a standstill a few yards away and considered my options.

Gator was conscious, sculling the water and clearly looking around for his own life raft.

She didn't say a word to him as she cast off and began to scull.

They splashed their way through the shallows and, gently, sculled out into the river.

They put out an oar and sculled her alongside.

He looked over his shoulder to judge his direction, then sculled vigorously.

He also sculled in two World Cup events in 2007.

He continued to row and scull himself, competing regularly.

Then she hunched her face down and sculled.