Sentence examples for start towing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Loebs said he first called the police at 5 p.m. Officers didn't start towing cars or writing parking tickets until 8 p.m. and didn't shut down the party until 10 30 p.m., after security guards were forced to link arms to hold back a horde of party crashers.

Pro surfer Jamie Sterling teaches you how to start towing into the real deal.

It might cover roadside assistance only or it might also cover one or more of the following: home start, towing, recovery and maybe even coverage in mainland Europe.

Forest Service officials said they began letting residents return to their houses in the area on Sunday, and they started towing damaged vehicles out of the campground.

Philip, thinking that Attalus had perished in the chase, started towing away the Pergamese flagship.

Jaws is often credited with starting "tow-in surfing" — riding breaks so enormous that you need a Jet Ski to tow you in.

A horse, which had been trained before the race to be accustomed to the loud noise of an engine starting, towed each competitor out of parc fermé to the start line.

And Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, in a letter last month to Ms. Brewer, said his department would start ticketing and towing private vehicles that do not belong to police officers.

"Enforcement is the most essential piece of this entire effort, and if the police do not start ticketing and towing the cars of workers who abuse their permits, then none of this amounts to anything," said Wiley J. Norvell, the communications director for Transportation Alternatives, a group that has pushed for reform of the placard system.

Blowing the anchor chains, Vulcan started to tow Duchessa d'Aosta out of the harbour.

As soon as they were ready, the charges were blown and Nuneaton started to tow Likomba out of the harbour.