But the republic is not resting on its oars and has more reductions in the offing.
The oars cup and spill the water, leaving eight evenly spaced dimples in the river behind them.
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If they were happy in their respective management roles, the brothers weren't about to rest on their oars.
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They put us all right here in the same boat, they gave us all oars, and they told us to row.
But we were led to a boat where a ruddy-faced older woman with a lovely, open smile awaited with a pair of oars.
He promised to help the Venetian Navy, at the Arsenale, regain its primacy, by using physics to improve the placement of oars on the convict-rowed galleys.
To the accompaniment of the dip of his oars he could ponder the problem of sovereignty, or whatever, freed from the pressure of making an instant and partisan decision.
Robert Morris's walk-in "Labyrinth" and 25-by-33-foot "Aluminum I-Beams Construction" and a floor piece by Carl Andre also fit handily, as does Claes Oldenburg's Brobdingnagian, brilliant-red "Knife Ship, " its motorized oars rowing and its knife blades rising and lowering at the gallery's far end.
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Henry had hoped for solitude today-an occasion to explore the uncertainties he has had little time to consider while helping his father make pencils in the long sheds behind their home-but he needed a boat for the excursion, and he prefers not to row alone, lest the loneliness remind him that his brother John will never again take a turn at the oars.
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