Sentence examples for towed its from inspiring English sources

On the motorway back to London, I looked left and saw one of the trashed coaches from the Maidstone confrontation being towed, its curtains flapping in the wind through smashed windows.

The exception was probably the Aerocar of the '60s, a simple, good-looking little thing that towed its wings behind it or left them in the garage altogether.

The Aerocar can drive at a maximum speed of 45 miles an hour, slower if it's towing its wings, and it gets about 10 miles per gallon, Mr. Sweeney said.

HOUSTON — In another blow to its Alaskan Arctic drilling program, Royal Dutch Shell said on Monday that it had decided to tow its two drill vessels there to Asian ports for major repairs, jeopardizing its plans to begin drilling for oil in the icy northern seas next summer.

The craft would tow its catch toward Earth and set it into orbit around the moon, where it would move slowly enough for astronauts to mount it.

Six Flags designers had considered towing its Superman cars up a hill in the usual manner and then letting gravity propel them.

Shell Oil, poised to be the first, endured an embarrassing technical failure off the Alaskan coast towing its first Arctic rig into position.

A just-released Coast Guard report says Shell's reckless and failed attempt to tow its Arctic Ocean drill rig in 2012 was riddled with poor planning and judgment -- and involved numerous potential violations of the law.

12 hours later, the Special Forces illegally seized the ship, the Arctic Sunrise, and towed it and its 30 member crew, including American Captain Peter Willcox, to Murmansk where it continues to hold them without formal charges.

For its actions, crew E-113 received the Mackay Trophy for refueling it four times and towing it with its refueling boom.

Ms. Bloom spent a year refurbishing it, had it towed to its current home at the Fulton Ferry Landing and opened for business.