Sentence examples for always towed from inspiring English sources

A woman was rare, always towed by a boyfriend.

"Comic book stories always towed from a male perspective," he said, "where, at the height of their powers, something tragic happens that makes that character become an altruistic hero.

Kennedy didn't step out of bounds and she's not a robot when it comes to always towing the line.

Look at his administration's record, however, and you'll find he didn't always tow the conservative line.

A midget plays Indian Ocean stud poker as the men remember how the space race brought the Italians here after the Korean War and their space station, built on floating platforms, could always be towed away if the Kenyans got restless.

Copts, in particular, who were always persuaded to tow the line either through intimidation or promises, will have to think again of the implications of all such emergent facts.

With her St Bernard Schottzie always in tow, Schott was seen as eccentric and at times endearing, but also miserly and extremely difficult to work with.

But she acknowledges that the rosy pictures of life under the Kim dictatorship that she was allowed to depict – her translator always in tow – are only part of the story.

Here are some things I learned about getting together online, in between rounds of golf and enjoying good times grilling out with my family, with my smartphone always in tow.

Inspired by a desire to show the diversity of a population that often goes underrepresented, Garcia Roman renders friends and friends of friends, whether they are organizers, activists, poets or artists, in saturated colors and decadent patterns, halos always in tow.

With either or phone or a small notebook always in tow, write down every compliment you get.