| "A hole in our canoe, we can not leave the island. | |
| "Blubber's in the canoe." | |
| "He sat in a canoe on a snowbank on this hill. | |
| "Here's your fucking canoe!" | |
| "I'm a canoe lost in the waves" | |
| "A hole in our canoe, we can not leave the island. | |
| "Blubber's in the canoe." | |
| "He sat in a canoe on a snowbank on this hill. | |
| "Here's your fucking canoe!" | |
| "I'm a canoe lost in the waves" | |
| "Our canoes hidden, we continue on foot, | |
| - Get spears, canoes, everything? | |
| - He makes canoes. | |
| - I - thought that's why you got this car, to put canoes and tents and things in it. | |
| - It had a funny name and canoes. | |
| "Our canoes hidden, we continue on foot, | |
| - Get spears, canoes, everything? | |
| - He makes canoes. | |
| - I - thought that's why you got this car, to put canoes and tents and things in it. | |
| - It had a funny name and canoes. | |
| Father Gerard canoed in this morning. | |
| Last year, he canoed through Botswana in a boat he carved from a cedar log. | |
| Mr. Kent, if you believe living in our fair state means giving it all up, then clearly, you've never canoed the mist of Jackson Lake or witnessed the grandeur of Old Faithful. | |
| We canoed between the trees. | |
| When I was a girl, I remember fishing out here and hearing the story of Keylela, who always canoed out past our shores, exploring, looking for adventure. | |
| "She waves her hand at me" "and asks me to go canoeing with her" | |
| - And I loved canoeing with you. | |
| - Bo's coming canoeing with us? | |
| - I had a little canoeing in mind, sir. | |
| - I like canoeing. | |
| Father Gerard canoed in this morning. | |
| Last year, he canoed through Botswana in a boat he carved from a cedar log. | |
| Mr. Kent, if you believe living in our fair state means giving it all up, then clearly, you've never canoed the mist of Jackson Lake or witnessed the grandeur of Old Faithful. | |
| We canoed between the trees. | |
| When I was a girl, I remember fishing out here and hearing the story of Keylela, who always canoed out past our shores, exploring, looking for adventure. | |
| "She waves her hand at me" "and asks me to go canoeing with her" | |
| - And I loved canoeing with you. | |
| - Bo's coming canoeing with us? | |
| - I had a little canoeing in mind, sir. | |
| - I like canoeing. | |
