Sentence examples for may be towed from inspiring English sources

Under the new policy, a car that has no vehicle identification number and is worth less than $500 may be towed and crushed without delay.

One section states: "Vehicles registered to consular officials, including those with full criminal immunity, and consulates are not inviolable and may be towed, impounded or booted in accordance with local procedures".

On Monday, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's administration announced its latest threat: Vehicles belonging to consular officials who owe more than $230 in parking fines during the last two years may be towed, impounded and even sold at auction.

During the hunt, whaling vessels may be towed far out to sea; crew are sometimes ejected; ships occasionally sink: "By almost any standard, whale hunting is dangerous" (Alvard and Nolin 2002: 539).

Avoid parking illegally, your car may be towed, or you may be cited and have to pay a fine.

It may either be towed behind the tractor or mounted upon it.

There may also be limits to how fast and how long a car can be towed.

If the car needs to be towed, be sure to hire a reputable business (with insurance) because otherwise the car may be stolen by the driver.

Violators will be towed".

Could an iceberg be towed to UAE?

Another example: Your car dies on the road, and is towed in (which may or may not be covered).