Sentence examples for towing to from inspiring English sources

Their free services include emergency fuel, towing to a nearby garage, primary first aid, protection, mechanical repairs and tire changes; motorists pay for parts, gas and oil (tips are accepted).

Although bulk rock compositions generally do not represent melt compositions towing to selective phenocryst accumulation, trial calculations utilizing groundmass composition as the melt composition resulted in aberrant H2O estimation of the melt and, therefore, selected the bulk rock composition to calculate the equilibrium H2O contents of relatively primitive arc basalt magmas using Equation 1.

In the presence of HCl, H+ could trigger fast self-assembly of Fmoc-FF into nanofibers with large diameters and a smaller amount of alginate was crosslinked by Ca2+ ions towing to the slower rate, leading to a porous fibrous network on the surface of hybrid hydrogel bead.

The battle left Guerriere so badly damaged that she was not worth towing to port.

Later that evening, "several vehicles were deemed abandoned by authorities and required towing to an impound facility".

Visa Signature is known to have especially great service, with a flat fee of $59.95 for whatever your car needs, from towing to tire changes to jump starts.

My own inclination in the matter of celebrity casting is that I'm fer it -- with all due kow-towing to the value and virtue of theatrical craft.

Rumour at the time — the mid-1980s — was that Forman couldn't face all the essential kow-towing to royalty and bigwigs.

But it is not easy after two decades of mismanagement and kow-towing to the unions, which have left the yards mired in debt and trapped between fixed-price long-term contracts and fast-rising prices for raw materials.

Perhaps we shouldn't be too hard on Rodman, who's following a rich American tradition of supping with the devil (actually, it's not just Americans: there was our own Gorgeous George Galloway kow-towing to Saddam Hussain back in the 1980s).

But kow-towing to the Chinese in ignoring human rights crackdowns or burying our heads in the sand over Saudi abuses are simply too high a price to pay for new deals on nuclear power stations, weapons exports or indeed anything else.