Examples of using Rowed in English and their translations into Italian
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When therefore they had rowed about five and twenty or thirty furlongs, they behold Jesus walking on the sea,
Bissone Bissona"Cavalli" The Bissóna is an ancient Venetian ceremonial boat, rowed by eight oarsmen in costume,
Nevertheless the men rowed hard to get them back to the land;
Other than the rowers in the holds of ships during the battle of Lepanto rowed rhythmically chanting"Ave Maria….
When they had rowed about three or four miles, they saw Jesus walking on the sea
in respect to the fact that I have never rowed before.
Members of the crew"rowed to a point where they found a channel which put them in good comfort.
Finally the bissòne are an ancient type of ceremonial boat, rowed by eight costumed oarsmen. The boat was sumptuously decorated with sculptures and allegorical carvings.
Other than the rowers in the holds of ships during the battle of Lepanto rowed rhythmically chanting"Ave Maria… Ave Maria…»!
reassure them, Branko rowed a boat under the bridge during the test loads.
They had rowed about three or four miles, when they saw Jesus walking on the sea,
He was dropped off the south coast of Guernsey by a submarine and rowed ashore in a canoe under cover of night.
The ferry-gondola is wider than a normal one. It is rowed by two gondoliers and can carry up to 14 people.
Our ancestors the ships still rowed and partly sailed,
The"Caorlina" is a boat for heavy transportation originary from Caorle and is rowed by six people.
The Egyptian army then rowed out to sea and overturned the invaders' ship,
It was to the Porto di Lido that the Doge was rowed annually to cast a gold ring into the sea in symbolic marriage each spring.
as an apprentice to the precast peasant“Mortel Queen” with Customized and rowed in competition with.
By the time I get to Australia, if I get to Australia, I will have rowed probably nine or 10,000 miles in all.
villagers threw rice dumplings into the river to feed the fish and rowed dragon boats with drums.