rowed out

He rowed out to it from his home almost every day.

He watched as they rowed out onto the black lake.

One day they rowed out alone on the sea in a little boat.

They could see the boat, far down below, being rowed out on to the lake.

The old man allowed himself to be talked over, and so they rowed out with the net.

As they rowed out along the reef, Chris was full of news.

Musicians were rowed out on the lake as the sun was setting.

Over the next thirty minutes, the participants were rowed out to their boats.

The next day they rowed out of the bay.

Once loading was completed, she would be rowed out to the ship.

Why, thats where we rowed out to the other day, said Barney.

He pushed off and rowed out on to the lake, which was not very rough that day.

But it hadn't been there when he rowed out.

Sometimes we rowed out to the "blue water," a mile or two from shore.

Passengers and mail would be rowed out to the waiting aircraft.

But surely they would have come across such an obstruction when he, himself, had rowed out there that very morning?

He untied the boat and rowed out to the middle of the lake.

In this we were rowed out to a schooner, and I was placed on board her.

The coastguards rowed out to assist, and got on board.

He was startled to see the jolly-boat being rowed out fast.

The boats with their heavy loads then had to be rowed out to the ships.

They rowed out to the seaplane and began to put it into the big tank.

So once again he rowed out to sea, and for three days neither ate nor fished.

They rowed out to the island, started up the merry-go-round, and one of them put on a white sheet.

We got aboard easily, and rowed out into the track of the steamer.