Sentence examples for getting towed from inspiring English sources

Residents who do not move their cars in time risk getting towed.

If you get to the point where everyone is getting stopped, everyone is getting towed, nothing good comes from that".

"I can't stomach those wimps: 'No more fossil fuels, whine, whine, whine.' I suppose it's too cold to get a table outside and watch it getting towed off".

Two free parking lots, located at 230 TC Jester or Lot H at the southwest corner of Houston and Memorial Drive, let drivers leave their cars overnight without getting towed.

Cue rubbish speech about 'playing in the dirt with my kid', a perfunctory cross-town chase (in a car which can be dumped any where at any time without getting towed or set on fire) and standing ovations in the school assembly hall.

If it does, the bus is getting towed back to Tucson in — you guessed it — real time.

"If he gets it going like he did today, hopefully you can get towed along.

Nowadays, when I get towed for a violation it's fun, because the grimy guy at the holding lot can't contain his enthusiasm.

Now guys like Laird Hamilton get towed into a wave; they've overcome the limitations and dangers of having to paddle out.

At El Mocho, in Huilo Huilo, we were glad to get towed up behind a Snowcat almost to the top of the 2,422m peak.

Then his rental car got towed in Queens, with his computer, containing all the bomb-making instructions and incriminating e-mails, inside.