Examples of 'boat hit' in a sentence
Meaning of "boat hit"
boat hit: Refers to the impact or collision of a boat with an object, surface, or another vessel, often leading to damage or other consequences
How to use "boat hit" in a sentence
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We were both asleep when the boat hit.
Their boat hit the reef about half an hour ago.
He must have drowned when the boat hit.
My boat hit a rock.
Four men left when the boat hit the beach.
The boat hit a wave and caused him to fall forward overboard.
That nakao might have died before the boat hit him.
The boat hit a rock, which punch a hole in the hull.
This was done by damaging the propellers and making the boat hit the rocks.
Instead the smaller boat hit the side of the steamer, and sank.
Jordan told WAVY that he was traveling north when his boat hit bad weather.
The boat hit her skull from behind, while she was facedown in the water.
Constable Conroy said this boat hit a rock and sank.
The boat hit her skull from behind, while she was face down in the water.
Shelley lived in the village of San Terenzo and died when his boat hit a storm.
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Witnesses said that the family 's boat hit an empty boat and was overturned.
There was a thud, as if the edge of the boat hit her.
I heard that the boat hit something, but I never felt it down below.
Was that where a piece of the boat hit you?
And, er … a boat hit them as they were surfacing.
There was a thud, as if the edge of the boat hit her on the head.
Oh, my boat hit a rock.
His father was killed in the war, when his boat hit a German mine.
Boat hit a bait dock at 12 knots, so your happy place is not working.
In the middle of the river, the boat hit a rock and sank.
Anyway, he … the boat hit an underwater obstruction, and he fell … he hit his head.
Is that where a piece of boat hit you?
No, a boat hit me.
On the twelfth day, the boat hit land.
At about midnight, the boat hit bottom, about 39 meters down.
Three days later, the boat hit a storm.
So your happy place isn't working. Boat hit a bait dock at 12 knots.
