Sentence examples for past towing from inspiring English sources
A man in a 7.6 metres (25ft) sail boat floated past, towing two dinghies towards safer waters.
Nearby, a raised truck cruised past, towing a floating inner tube in its wake.
Survivors in the whaler set off east past Cape Maleas, towing two Carley floats and their occupants.
Other security measures include eliminating curbside check-in, allowing only ticketed passengers past security checkpoints, towing unattended vehicles parked within 300 feet of a terminal and banning knives of any kind -- even plastic -- in concession stands and on planes.
But no one knows how long the oil will stay away, nor at what moment the Tyveks will suddenly drive past in four-wheelers towing trailers of hay, or wade into the water with strings of what look like pompoms and affix them to metal posts to catch incoming oil.
The crew boards, and Stars & Stripes is then towed past the waving crowds in Viaduct Harbor toward the race course on the Hauraki Gulf.
There wasn't much traffic, but, three times while I was parked on the shoulder, pickup trucks with Idaho plates, towing snowmobile trailers, chugged past me.
In October last year Morrison said that Coalition had "never had" a policy of towing back boats, despite Liberal politicians discussing the policy in numerous instances in the past.
And The Fighting Temeraire, the tugboat towing the ghostly sailing ship of war to her grave, the future pulling the past, noise versus silence.
Tow truck drivers call it "disco towing".
