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row over
/ əʊ /
verb
- to win a rowing race unopposed, by rowing the course
noun
- the act of doing this
Example Sentences
During a row over the Peter the Great monument's future in 2010, several Moscow residents told the BBC they hated the sculpture, which at 98m is slightly taller than the Statue of Liberty.
Benn was responding to the political row over a move by the Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins to approve £150,000 for the Irish language signage.
Organisers say workers on the island are striking on Thursday and Friday in a row over pay and conditions.
Last year, the Greens were ordered by a court to pay nearly £100,000 to their former deputy leader Shahrar Ali after it found the party had discriminated against him when they fired him as a spokesman during a row over his gender critical beliefs.
The win was the Dodgers’ second in a row over the Rockies, which could be expected.
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