to row造句

You must learn to row.

Please, I want to row, now!

The boatman refused to row him back.

He likes to row and to play tennis.

Marie didn't know how to row the boat.

When the isolation level is cursor stability, the lock is released as the cursor moves from row to row.

In fact, in Monaco, the best way to impact visitors' senses is to row a row of luxury houses on the beach cliff.

The first thing every contestant needed to do was change every table to row-level locking.

The Mole was quiet for a minute or two. But he wanted to row very much indeed. He was sure that he could row as well as Rat.

Almost none of the graves had markers, and as the men moved back in time, from row to row, they became less certain of identities.

A 40 year old woman was in a hurry to row around.

An unyielding his ambition to row, stroke ling with dream and hold world with virtue.

The residences are similar to row houses, with no other tenants living above.

A scholar asked a boatman to row him across the river.

When I go to , I have to row. We don't have anything; my husband died from the cramp.

An artificial beach would be built at the reservoir for visitors to learn about ocean lives and to row boats.

His attempt to row across the Atlantic in a bath was a lost cause right from the start!

Then the boat came close up to Kwashin Koji; and Kwashin Koji climbed into it; and the boatman turned about, and began to row away very swiftly.

To determine which tables in a database have page-level locking and need to be modified to row-level locking, I use a helpful SQL script: (see Listing 1).

This script will read the Informix system tables, find out which tables have page-level locking, and then generate another SQL script to change those tables to row-level locking.

Many lost their lives. Five among them managed to row their lifeboat and hoped to have a chance of surviving in spite of the surging ocean. They were tossed about for many hours.