Sentence examples for one tugboat from inspiring English sources

Other strong flyers are Pappy's, a rhapsody in beige tones and retro fonts –"There's a touch of Mad Men to it," says Sukan,. It's 1950s pastiche and they're advertising themselves" – and the nautical portrait for Jollie: Roger! for which Sukan tracked down a World War One tugboat on a canal in north London.

"This place was no different than the Wild West or a gold strike in the Yukon," one tugboat captain told me.

The entire unit can be built in one of Norway's deep fjords and towed out to sea by one tugboat.

Only one tugboat was available locally, but it was unable to cross the Coos Bay bar because of safety concerns.

The small ones, like tugboats, have to climb up and down the waves to get anywhere, while the bigger ones can slice through the waves and bumps like ocean liners, and thus go a little faster.

By Anthony Hiss The New Yorker, July 1 , 1974P. 18 Talk story about a catered "luncheon cruise" on the seagoing tugboat, Patricia Moran, one of the 12-20 tugs operated by the Moran Towing & Transportation Company in N. Y. Harbor.

He is assistant engineer on the tugboat Margot and an owner of the New York State Marine Highway Transportation Company, one of the largest shippers on the canal.

A 32-ounce beer is called "The Tugboat," one of Munson's nicknames, and a dish is named for him, too.

Duckham told me that one tester, a tugboat captain, liked the briefs so much that he had asked to take his home.

Q. My wife has always had a fascination with tugboats, and I would like to arrange for her to ride on one.

But she gave birth on the tugboat, and it was kind of scary for her.