Sentence examples for tow which from inspiring English sources

Also on display was the Hill King, a portable ski tow which was itself on skis.

Ben Southworth, a volunteer who runs a timber frame company, was manning the rope tow, which is powered by the engine from a 1957 Chevrolet.

01661 860689, ski-allenheads.co.uk The most alpine ski area in England is the Lake District Ski Club tow, which sits amid some of the highest mountains in England.

One club recruiter said some women turn up to interviews with their mothers in tow, which never would have happened when the job was less respectable.

It costs an operator about $10,000 a day when there is a delay with a tow, which helps the unwieldy barges, sometimes up to 45 of them tied together, navigate.

Gliders are also launched by shock-cord launching, which works on the principle of a slingshot, or by winch tow, which works like a giant fishing reel, with the glider attached to one end like a fish.

(His shop is the subject of its own truTV spinoff, "Lizard Lick Towing," which is to have its premiere next month).

They are too short for today's massive tows, which consist of about 15 barges bound together (30 on the lock-less lower Mississippi).

Woven and stitched preform architecture contain tightly packed fiber tows which have much lower permeability as compared to the bulk permeability of the fabric.

Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and Digital Imaging (DI) observations show the individual failure of the load-aligned tows, which behave as structural elements at the internal reinforcement level.

She towed, which had grounded on rocks in a French harbor, into Brest on 3 December.