Sentence examples for be towed into from inspiring English sources

With these machines, a surfer could be towed into waves like a skier behind a boat.

Once sequel fatigue sets in, they have to be towed into the shop and sold for scrap or fully retooled.

A local ordinance prohibits the operation of a Diesel-electric locomotive underground, and it h had to be towed into town by an ordinary electric engine.

The captain and the Greek operator, acting for Mare Shipping, nominally Liberian but in practice Greek, thought it should be towed into a Spanish port.

Think of an expensive new sports car that coasts out of the dealership, slams into a freeway pileup and has to be towed into a body shop.

To be towed into port on one's maiden voyage...that is precisely what would happen to us if were a ship... Flandre, dear friend, we tasted your shame..

One account suggests that he designed a glider and was towed into the air by horses.

Today the tanker was towed into Mina al-Daba, in northeastern Yemen.

Its engine failed on the Black Sea and it was towed into Istanbul.

Instead, they staged a sit-in until their train was towed into Manchester three hours late.

They are not normally self-propelled, most often being towed into position and moored by a single chain and anchor.