Paddle in a sentence as a noun

Thus, we were up a **** creek without a paddle.

Today’s drivers paddle shift with both hands on the wheel.

I suspect lots of enterprise users are in the same XP boat without a fast search paddle.

" somehow make things all better when you're out the door, up the creek, and without the stupid ******* paddle.

For example, a few months ago we built a custom wooden standup paddle-board.

What everyone needs to do is call up Khosla Ventures and ask to borrow Vinod's "****** canoe" so they can paddle to the beach.

If there are hills, which we don't get much in the Netherlands of course, or if there are strong head-winds, which we do get a lot, I simply paddle slower.

The water forgets the previous substances that were in it, when a trained homoeopath hits it with magic paddle.

I wanted to try and paddle one of the kayaks back home at the time because my ego-driven mind was completely dominating my thoughts.

Paddle in a sentence as a verb

Then one of the club champs picked up the box the new paddle had come in and, using the box as a paddle, proceeded to defeat the player with the carbon paddle.

" I would say, "have all those years of showing nothing but contempt for the people who have to run you're buggy, resource hungry piece of **** plugin left you up **** creek without a paddle?

Most people would prefer a 'This site is down due to non-payment' or a 'we are down'.That's trying to swim upstream without a paddle, this is slippery enough without trying to on the right side.

Power = 1/2 * fluid density * velocity ^3 * coefficient of drag * area Here's an easy experiment: Take a tennis racket and duct-tape the strung area in order to make it a solid paddle.

A video game's shelf life doesn't usually last for more than 12 months, and if they can't come up with any unique new product that can capture the attention of a mass number of users they may be up a certain creek without a paddle.

It's not that "impossible" to crash a modern car with ABS, EBD, TC and ST. I'm a living-breathing evidence to the fact that none of these technologies can do anything if the car hits a paddle of water/sand going too fast around a bend.

Rejecting the salary comparison because high-end malware writers wouldn't use 3rd world outsourcing is like rejecting normal gearboxes because all Lamborghinis use those flappy-paddle ones.

In the original[1], the ball bounces vertically off of the first brick it encounters and continues through all of the others until it hits the paddle or the ceiling; this changes the feel of the game substantially and makes the ball more predictable, which lets the entire game run at a faster pace.

Paddle definitions

noun

small wooden bat with a flat surface; used for hitting balls in various games

noun

a blade of a paddle wheel or water wheel

noun

an instrument of punishment consisting of a flat board

noun

a short light oar used without an oarlock to propel a canoe or small boat

verb

propel with a paddle; "paddle your own canoe"

verb

play in or as if in water, as of small children

See also: dabble

verb

swim like a dog in shallow water

verb

walk unsteadily; "small children toddle"

See also: toddle coggle totter dodder waddle

verb

give a spanking to; subject to a spanking

See also: spank larrup

verb

stir with a paddle