Examples of using Rowed in English and their translations into Danish
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but it was rowed forward with real oars in tholepins by 15 men in each side.
that they are being rowed and not paddled.
when travelling the boat was rowed by women, often with an older man at the helm.
with a spectacular historical procession of ornate boats rowed by costumed oarsmen down the Grand Canal.
it cannot be ruled out that it was both sailed and rowed.
which are markedly broader than the rowed ships and longships.
On 11 February 2011, 13 students and two teachers from Lundby Efterskole boarding school rowed out on to Præstø Fjord in a dragon boat.
The fleet sails out. The tapestry's delineation of horses being transported on board ships that could be rowed is remarkable.
The tapestry's delineation of horses being transported on board ships that could be rowed is remarkable.
so the owners of the bronze hoard probably rowed out there in a boat to give their valuables to the higher powers.
Sea Stallion will be rowed through the center of Berlin on the river Spree to moor between the Reichstag building
so the owners of the bronze hoard probably rowed out there in a boat to give their valuables to the higher powers?
Sigvalde Jarl sailed to the island Svølder, people rowed against him on a ship, they reported the earl that the Danish
Then they rowed with all their might, so the cow could come alive to Mykines.
the umiaq was rowed by women.
so the owners of the bronze hoard probably rowed out there in a boat to give their valuables to the higher powers.
The time taken to"raise sail" and"lower sail" will be recorded separately by noting the exact time at which the manoeuvre is commenced(i.e. on the"well rowed" and"lower sail" commands respectively) and completed i.e. when the ship begins to make headway in the desired direction by sail or oar respectively.
remained on the place of the battle as he could not sail because of the damaged ships:"Then a man rowed to the Earl's ship in a boat and docked at the ships side;
The arrows flew into the backs of the robbers, who rowed hard to get away. The arrows fastened themselves in their hands,
so the next morning they had rowed out. Unable to wake me up,