Sentence examples for towing at from inspiring English sources

Although "We think each one will heave to and unload / All good into our lives," only one ship seeks us, "black-sailed" death, "towing at her back / A huge and birdless silence".

The Excursion is also more single-purpose—that purpose being towing, at which the vehicle excels.

"People get a crossover that looks like an SUV, then they go to an RV lot looking to pull a camper or trailer, and they're told all they can tow is a small boat or that the manufacturer doesn't recommend towing at all".

He has never towed at all in America.

Trawls can be towed at speeds up to nine kilometres per hour.

In the present investigation, we conducted simultaneous plankton tows at 3 stations during peak spawning season.

Michael Kirby Smith for The New York Times Geri Taylor, camera in tow, at the Hoover Dam in 2014.

Performance characteristics are presented for a turbine towed at a constant carriage speed for cases with and without surface waves.

Scallop dredges are rakes with long steel tines that dig into the seafloor, towed at great speed by boats.

"Steve Jobs" bolsters this contention by having Lisa's mother, Chrisann Brennan Katherine Waterstonn), show up, with Lisa in tow, at the earliest launch, like Maleficent at the baptism of Sleeping Beauty.

The declaration said that any vehicles "found to be blocking roadways or impeding the ability to plow streets" would be towed at the owners' expense.