Sentence examples for should be towed from inspiring English sources

The captain and the Greek operator, acting for Mare Shipping, nominally Liberian but in practice Greek, thought it should be towed into a Spanish port.

The shifter for the 6-speed manual transmission is so stiff it feels as if it should be towed into gear by a team of oxen, the huge tires tram disconcertingly over pavement imperfections and the ride is stiff enough to shatter the most supple coccyx.

The Japanese shipyards could not guarantee that they could repair the ship, and at first it was considered whether the ship should be towed to Europe for repairs.

The crew was unpaid and deserted their ship, which moldered in port for two years before it was decided it should be towed to the Dominican Republic and turned into scrap metal.

For example, at one point he reports an ugly incident that took place while he was on a stroll with his father in Kensington Gardens: a couple, having "spotted" Gross and his father as Jews, sit beside them on a bench and begin to spew invective: "I think they should all be towed out to sea in a ship and drowned".

As early as 1991, Commander David Cashman had suggested that Constitution should sail, rather than be towed, to celebrate her 200th anniversary in 1997.

RULES OF THE ROAD What Every Driver Should Know (but Often Doesn't) If you need to be towed, the following should help: * Read your owner's manual, and know your car's towing requirements.

Violators will be towed".

The Lexus had to be towed.

PWCs can be towed by cars or SUVs.

More than a third said the punishment should be clamping or being towed, while only a fifth said a fine of less than £100 is sufficient.