Sentence examples for tow through from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Zander and this student orchestra have developed a cult following in Boston (with "60 Minutes" in tow) through performances of Beethoven and Mahler that some find revelatory.

He owned his own professional cricket team and stadium and, according to prosecutors, he treated Antigua like his personal business haven, with politicians and regulators in tow, through bribes and political campaign contributions.

The elastic behavior of SiC/SiC composite is investigated at the scale of the tow through a micromechanical modeling taking into account the heterogeneous nature of the microstructure.

Net tows through the layer and direct observation from submersibles confirmed the theory.

By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, December 14 , 1935P. 113 Tells about being towed through traffic from upper Fifth Avenue to West Third Street.

The ship, the Ievoli Sun, sank near the Channel Islands as it was being towed through heavy seas to Cherbourg.

The New Yorker, December 14 , 1935P. 113 Tells about being towed through traffic from upper Fifth Avenue to West Third Street.

The centerpiece is a 352-yard-long floating breakwater built in Algeciras, Spain, and towed through the Mediterranean in August.

After it, she was towed through the Panama Canal and up to her new port far inland.In this section ¡Voten por mi! Which way will capital vote?

To get it there, the museum's staff will have the shuttle hoisted onto a barge near the airport and towed through Jamaica Bay and up the Hudson River to the retired aircraft carrier that houses the museum.

Searchers can lower microphones to listen, but those will be towed through the water at a speed of a few miles per hour, increasing the need to narrow the search area.