Sentence examples for tugboat into from inspiring English sources

IN THE summer of 1912 Harry Houdini was clapped in manacles and leg-irons, stuffed into a crate that had been weighed down by lead, and dropped from a tugboat into New York's East River.

Perhaps fitting for such an industrial adventure, the Algocen became entangled in unexpected red tape when Canadian Coast Guard officials at the Port of Montreal decided that the ship, fully fueled and ready to go, was not seaworthy and would have to be towed by tugboat into New York and up the Raritan to its new home.

I recently caught wind of the produce line from New Hampshire-based Raymarine, which makes pretty much everything you need to make your fishing tugboat into something Cribs-worthy.

The legalities of turning a half-sunken, listing tugboat into a bar and tethering a huge ring of boats to it are murky at best, but authorities don't really bother them in the waters off the Rockaways-based marina surrounded by housing projects that serves as their base.

To dock, it would have to be pushed and pulled by tugboats into a position perpendicular to the shoreline, then nosed slowly into its berth.

Combining the talents of those who procure a city's wartime needs with those of merchant mariners and fishermen, rebels have organized about two dozen fishing vessels and former Qaddafi-controlled tugboats into an impromptu fleet that has provided Misurata with a lifeline of supplies.

In the winter they blow from the north-west, which will blow the cancerous toxicity from the tugboats into Queens and Brooklyn.

He raced at those Games with the tag of his beloved, deceased dog Tugboat tucked into his helmet.

Two bodies were pulled from the water on Monday and one was recovered on Sunday, more than a week after four barges and a tugboat slammed into the Queen Isabella Causeway on Sept. 15, causing the collapse.

Mr. Schuring, a 33-year-old Dutchman, stood near the barges on Monday, wearing a grease-smeared jumpsuit and watching as three tugboats jostled into place and repositioned the barges so that the bridge's steel spans, jutting out like the outspread wings of a bird, were parallel to the riverbanks.

A tugboat suddenly chugs into a lagoon on the island's north side, a 200,000 gallon polyurethane sack full of water in tow.