oarsman , auch: oarman

At the university he was known as a good oarsman.

He started talking to the oarsman, telling him about the change of situation.

When the oarsman had finished with her and would return to the table, she tried to hold him.

The oarsman turned out to know very little about wrestling.

In the well of the main deck the oarsmen were working hard.

His only response was to snap an order to the oarsmen.

Maybe between fifty and a hundred oarsmen on each of three levels.

Then I threw her into the boat, between the feet of the oarsmen.

The person at the highest point of the boat is the chief oarsman.

If none of his oarsmen knew what it was to win here, Armstrong did.

A boat with four oarsmen put out from the docks.

The oarsmen began to row as the commander beat time.

Jackson gave an order to the oarsmen, and the boat slowed.

The deck was long, with benches for oarsmen on either side.

He was the first of the oarsmen to board.

This brings many more free fighting men, the oarsmen, into any action which might be required.

The last anyone heard of him he was an oarsman on an officer's barge.

There will be around 25 singers in a row at the middle between the oarsmen.

The first oarsman held out a hand to her.

A fight broke out; the rear oarsmen turned to help.

All eight oarsmen dug in at the catch, driving hard.

Every oarsman took the last stroke of the sprint, then stopped.

The oarsman did not protest as they tumbled it out.

This oarsman says it took a bite out of his blade.

The oarsmen all wanted fifteen bucks for the trip, too.