tow out造句

• And the sailors gripe about the long tow out to the Atlantic.
• "It's hard not to get at least a little tow out there in practice,"
• No sport is in need of a tow out of the mud more than golf.
• Actually, the Department of Parking and Traffic does more to control sales of guns here because of all the cars they tow out front,
• Included in the latter were landing craft, tugs, barges, and the bow of the, which she helped raise and tow out to sea for sinking.
• The airport maintains the necessary equipment ready to tow out in a short time any aircraft that crashes into the lake, as required by ICAO regulations.
• Closely straddled but not damaged, " Newcomb " went to the aid of the stricken destroyer, providing medical aid and a tow out of the battle area.
• A fleet-wide Boeing 727 inspection, ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration following the Flight 1141 crash, identified 35 anomalies in the TOWS out of 1, 190 aircraft examined.
• Fairfax Island was a difficult place to work, particularly as to the shipping; tide work was necessary and a launch was used for the long tow out to the anchorage.
• If the seaweed accidentally got there on the tow out ( to the racecourse ) or during the race and it could be proven, then it would probably be accidental and would not contravene the rule.