Sentence examples for tow at from inspiring English sources

One of his earliest ski memories is of a man breaking his femur on the rope tow at the Alta Lodge.

A mother, with a toddler in tow at 7 a.m., has driven over from town to get a picture of the truck and a look at the driver.

"Steve Jobs" bolsters this contention by having Lisa's mother, Chrisann Brennan Katherine Waterstonn), show up, with Lisa in tow, at the earliest launch, like Maleficent at the baptism of Sleeping Beauty.

And so I find myself, with my parents and two-year-old daughter Nora in tow, at Haven's "flagship" site near Exmouth in Devon, curious to see whether the great British caravan park has stood the test of time.

"He just took a bidon but, like I said, there were cars all over the place, and riders all over the place, so it simply wouldn't have been possible to give him a tow at 80km/h like they're claiming".

They arrived every few minutes, all day — by car, by bicycle, on foot, with child in tow — at the arched doorway of the Trinity School on the Upper West Side, with one thing in common: All clutched envelopes whose immediate delivery, they believed, could dictate their child's academic future.

He has never towed at all in America.

Trawls can be towed at speeds up to nine kilometres per hour.

Scallop dredges are rakes with long steel tines that dig into the seafloor, towed at great speed by boats.

The declaration said that any vehicles "found to be blocking roadways or impeding the ability to plow streets" would be towed at the owners' expense.

After some sleuthing, he discovered that it had been towed at the city's behest to a lot in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.