Sentence examples for to get towed from inspiring English sources

At El Mocho, in Huilo Huilo, we were glad to get towed up behind a Snowcat almost to the top of the 2,422m peak.

Broder's article recounted a test drive of Tesla's Model S in which the battery was depleted in the final part of the drive, meaning that it had to get towed.

The city is so reluctant to tow cars, Igor explains, that "sometimes there's a tow truck at the entrance of a tunnel, and he's only there to let people know that if they do something funny, they're going to get towed".

This is the first time in 30 years I'm going to get towed".

Most importantly, we just roll with it and remember that life is good, even if we have to get towed and drive home and miss our trip.

The plan is for garbage to be trucked 80 blocks up through Manhattan from as far south as 14th Street and as far west as 8th Avenue only to get towed all the way back down the city along the East River on barges.

From giving tiny baby turtles their first food, to getting towed behind a boat and free-diving for adults, this was an amazing adventure!

My kids were shocked at this, and then even more so when, at the end of our ride, I chose to jump in the lake and swim back to the boat (rather than get towed back).

Nowadays professional surfers can even get towed out to beyond where the waves are breaking on jet-skis, the aquatic equivalent of those motorised carts ferrying around elderly men who hope to get nine holes in before lunch.

I wasn't that confident going into the swim - the water was disgusting - so I just tried to hang on close to the people in front of me and get towed round.

I decide to leave my car at the diner, hoping it won't get towed or broken into, and cautiously start to walk around the neighborhood.