Sentences with phrase «oar when»

Ajax are readying themselves to pounce on Tommy Oar when he comes out of contract at the end of the season, according to reports.

Get off your butt, Mr. Dix, not because the BC Liberals might win but because you might just lose, and forever be linked with Gordon Campbell as another man who leaned on his oars when he should have been rowing like hell.

Factor in whether you'll have to buy your own oars when figuring out how much kayak you can afford.

Not exact matches

OAR proponents claim that when the altered donor - cell nucleus with its activated nanog gene is transferred to the enucleated oocyte (egg cell), the presence of nanog will immediately convert the enucleated egg cell to a pluripotent cell, without ever forming a zygote.

When it all comes together and eight oars are in sync, a crew can reach a Zenlike moment referred to as swing, when the boat seems to lift out of the waWhen it all comes together and eight oars are in sync, a crew can reach a Zenlike moment referred to as swing, when the boat seems to lift out of the wawhen the boat seems to lift out of the water.

People go on about Wenger, and fair enough, he does make some bewildering decisions, but Enos certainly sticks his oar in, when it comes to buying and selling players, and he is responsible for Wenger being there in the first place.

Even when u Leading, u dn't sit back and rest on ur oars...... Can't we learn a thing or two from Leicester?

When the boat is running well, all six rowers move as one, and the only noise is the clunk of the oars against their pins.

But when they were out in rougher waters on the open seas (rather than the calm inland waterways), the Vikings would have needed to pull in the oars and raise the sails to get moving.

When they push down on the water, they create a small valley, called a meniscus, and that acts like an oar,» Hu says.

When not pounding the waves, the divides his attention between Kate (Leslie Hope), a mean - spirited former Harvard coxswain who inflates Tiff's hopes at making the team, and Slim (Helen Shaver), a world - weary Russian barkeep who tells Tiff to dry his oars.

Some kept their oars steady to make it easier for him; some tried to jostle Ragnvald off when he landed on them.

And when they answered that these massive mammals living in the sea blow water upwards, the sailors were startled that the oars fell from their hands.

It helps when we know that the oars are all pulling the boat in the same direction, not round and round.