Sentence examples for being towed off from inspiring English sources

Another old ship, the Haines, sank in shallow water while being towed off Plum Tree Island and became a hazard to navigation.

Tom's a true riff artist, a rapper of the skies, a guy who probably has to wake up really early, long before those who go out and end up being towed off the Van Wyck Expressway.

"We can build a time series from that - so we can actually see the increase in larger plastic entanglements". One headline is that it shows what is believed to be the first recording of a plastic bag in the ocean - a bag that became ensnared on a CPR that was being towed off the coast of Ireland in 1965.

About the time that Missouri began to move again she suffered one last incident: while being towed off the shoal she bumped into Windlass, wiping out a portion of Windlasss side railing.

He also said the vehicle can be towed off private property.

At the end, after their boat is towed off, the stage turntable swirls to reveal a final image — their shoes parked neatly on shore.

Fans got to hear commentary along the line of: "Well, it looks like the Digital TV Transition is going to have to be towed off the track".

The Bad combats the Really Bad, who take on the Even Worse, and the Truly Worst are towed off and dismantled, hoping to one day reassemble themselves into a team worthy of returning to the Premier League.

In the subsequent "battle", Greenpeace managed the publicity such that when the Spar began to be towed off to the deeper sea they boarded, casting this as it a battle of integrity between profit hungry multinational and the NGO who represented the environment.

On NBC's "Meet the Press" last Sunday he was asked, "When will you be absolutely confident that it's safe for Discovery to return home?" Dr. Griffin wryly replied, "When Eileen has Discovery stopped on the runway and is ready to be towed off".

The one thing motorists did not want was to break down on the structure - it cost an arm and a leg to be towed off!