Sentence examples for tow it from from inspiring English sources

Eventually, but probably not for a week or more, the Navy plans to make the Cole sufficiently seaworthy to tow it from its sheltered position in the Bay of Aden to a rendezvous with a Norwegian-owned ship that is a combination of a seagoing flatbed and drydock.

A crane deployed to lift the stricken vessel out of the river has proved not up to the task, and frantic efforts are now underway to use boats to tow it from the bottom.

Authorities say the tow truck operator had attached the chain to the vehicle to tow it from an apartment complex parking lot when the SUV driver got in and drove away.

Mr. Poberezny had not been much of a student, but he was able to repair the glider quickly and figure out how to lift it into flight by towing it from the back of a car.

He paid a reported $20 million for the ship — at that point it had no engines — and towed it from a Ukrainian shipyard with the intention of turning the hulk into a floating hotel and casino.

Industries that rise and fall in a flash create their own incongruities, of course: You drive to work in your Porsche in the morning; the repossessor tows it from the office parking lot in the afternoon.

The script, which she ended up not making, trailed a pair of killers who travel across the country with a young girl in tow: "It's told from the point of view of the girl," she said, "and we never really see what they do".

Tomorrow, tugs will hook onto the 1,100‐ton cylinder and tow it into Chesapeake Bay and from there 185 miles to Norfolk, Va., where its interior will be lined with concrete three feet thick.

Adding the APL-31 to the Shark River "reef" cost about $25,000, primarily for cleaning the vessel and towing it to the site from a Philadelphia shipyard, Mr. Ivany said.

As CTS utilises shear deformation of tow materials, it distinguishes itself from conventional automated fibre placement (AFP) processes that use in-plane bending deformation.

It was originally towed from its shipyard in East Boston to New York City in preparation for its maiden voyage, but there, at Christmas 1853, a disastrous fire consumed its fourth deck.