Sentence examples for towing on from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Dundas, first practical steamboat, designed by the Scottish engineer William Symington, and built for towing on the Forth and Clyde Canal.

"By criminalising clamping and towing on private land this Government is committing rogue clampers to history and putting an end to intimidation and excessive charges once and for all".

Earlier this year Justin Kurtz, a college student in Kalamazoo, Mich., took to criticizing a company called T&J Towing on his Facebook page.

At the same time, see if you have unneeded coverage, like towing on your auto policy when you are also a member of AAA, which covers towing too".

It will tilt up the drive unit all the way for launching and retrieving the vessel at the boat ramp or for towing on the trailer.

He allotted five minutes of individual time per girl, to be towed on a plastic mattress, piggybacked around the pool, or lifted into the air and thrown into the water.

For the NCF considered, the contact length is 67% lower than for a corresponding unidirectional tow-on-tool contact at a pressure of 240 kPa.

She falls into the latter camp; her friend Tonya arrived, cat in tow, on Wednesday.

Marino is himself a keen cyclist, often seen whizzing around town, security staff in tow, on a white Lombardo.

Because the seas here are rough, goods have traditionally been towed on barges and people travel by airplane.

One day, he even saw the retired Concorde go by as it was towed on a barge from Heathrow Airport to London, he said.