Sentence examples for towed more from inspiring English sources

Far up ahead, a park ranger on skis towed more gear by sled.

The boats have been gone since February, towed more than 30 miles (50km) to where they are in less danger of running aground.

The Navy Times reports (http://bit.ly/1UfolwL ) that the 4360m littoral combat ship, the USS Milwaukee, had to be towed more than 40 nautical miles to Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek after suffering an engineering casualty.

The city towed more than 35,000 cars last year, almost twice the number of two years ago, but officials said there was still a backlog of about 40,000 vehicles.

The authorities said they had towed more than 70 cars submerged along the Thruway from Tarrytown to Ardsley on Wednesday night, and hundreds of others parked at train stations in Valhalla and northern White Plains.

Okinawa got a taste of civil disobedience over the weekend, when police officers with riot shields towed more than a dozen vehicles that protesters had used to briefly seal off the Futenma base's three gates — something opponents say they have not tried before.

Aboard the Mike Weisend, though, crew members notice they are towing more materials more often to plants that are operating at capacity, like the Gallatin Steel Company in Ghent.

New York regulates towing more tightly on the Dewey Thruway and some other major roads -- too tightly for some stranded drivers' taste.

The trains are getting bigger and towing more and more tanker cars.

While Ford has not disclosed all specifics, the new truck's lighter weight will let it carry and tow more weight than the current model, while returning better fuel economy.

The aluminum enables the truck to "tow more, haul more, accelerate quicker and stop shorter, with improved gas mileage," according to Ford.