1. Maybe it's been towed.

2. Manure spreaders [tractor towed agricultural implements]

3. For rigid drawbar towed vehicles and centre-axle towed vehicles fitted with compressed-air and hydraulic braking systems:

4. The damaged vessel was towed into harbour.

5. 7 The tugboat towed the damaged ship into port.

6. The ship had to be towed into the harbor.

7. Processing equipment specially designed for towed acoustic hydrophone arrays.

8. Towed vehicle-brake actuating device: Drum / Disc / Other (4)

9. Broons make and sell specialist towed crushing and compaction equipment

10. Dolphins are vulnerable to drift nets and towed pelagic gears.

11. 11 The tugboat towed the ship out of the harbour.

12. To ski on water while being towed by a motorboat.

13. Our car was towed away to have its suspension overhauled.

14. Checks cannot be accepted as payment for Booted or towed vehicle fees.

15. In early November 1947 New Mexico departed Boston, towed by two tugs.

16. The "B" in the designation is an abbreviation for Buksiruyemaya, which means towed.

17. It was then towed to a nearby fjord where the massive construction continued.

18. She was towed back to base by the destroyers with great difficulty.

19. While being towed on 15 October, Liverpool's bow separated from the hull.

20. Last night the U - boat was towed by a trawler to Iceland.

21. A feeble little hatchback in the Highlands deserves to be towed away.

22. In September 1934, the ship was raised, towed to Rosyth, and scrapped.

23. The destroyer then screened the damaged ship as she was being towed into Casablanca.

24. When the Merrimac approached, they delivered broadsides and were then towed back with promptness.

25. The axon then continues to grow, towed by an amoeboid structure at its tip.

26. Method for determining the instantaneous position of an acoustics section of a towed antenna

27. After the traffic accident, his car had to be towed by a crane truck.

28. The destroyer Eskimo towed her to Skjelfjord where an advanced base had been improvised.

29. Four cars damaged in the pile up have been towed away for forensic tests.

30. The Autogiro could then be towed behind a vehicle when the need arose

31. In Duxbury, a large town plow had to be towed by a tractor.

32. My parents will see that my car's been towed and I'll be grounded.

33. Although severely damaged by the fire, Wakefield was towed to safety and repaired.

34. A final decision will be made once the stricken destroyer is towed away.

35. Alternative test procedure applicable for all towed vehicle of categories Ra and Sa

36. The next day the U - boat was towed by a trawler to Iceland.

37. Truly proportional Braking system with breakaway is designed for cars with active or power-assist brakes.Connects directly to RV brakes and applies brakes in the towed car using the same force Features: Supplemental Braking system applies towed vehicle's brakes in proportion to Braking action of RV Towed car's brakes are activated at the same time and with the same intensity

38. 11 To move over long distances the dredger has to be towed by a tug.

39. Jeep Wrangler Engine Annihilated After Being Towed In 4-Low, Revving To Over 50,000 RPM

40. And these provided sufficient buoyancy to keep the carcass afloat while we towed it ashore.

41. The submarine sank in 1863 while being towed during a storm and never saw combat.

42. This morning at 0 ¤ 30, fishermen towed fish near Lema Island and... they came across the bodies

43. c. processing equipment, specially designed for towed acoustic hydrophone arrays, with either of the following:

44. (27:15, 16) The skiff was a small boat that was usually towed by a vessel.

45. Aquaplane definition is - a board on which a standing rider is towed behind a speeding motorboat.

46. Sure, if you had it towed here to the garage, we could get right on it.

47. In 1974, she was released from her moorings, towed up river, and secured in number 10 Dock, Devonport Dockyard, where she was further stripped of essential spares for Ark Royal, before being towed back to her mooring position.

48. On the return voyage to Singapore, Kinu towed Kitakami, which had been damaged by a submarine attack.

49. The first semi-trailer appeared in 1881, towed by a steam tractor manufactured by De Dion-Bouton.

50. Towed tubing usually takes place on a large body of water such as a lake or river.

51. Destroyers Wilson and Philip helped fight her fires, then she was towed to the Mindoro PT base anchorage.

52. On June 26, police towed away a car used by Murray, stating that it might contain medication or other evidence.

53. 22 rows  · Booted vehicles may be towed for several reasons such as obstructing the rush hour traffic, …

54. Although towed to Portsmouth, she was not disposed of until 1950, after use as a target between 1948 and 1950.

55. (b) “Source code” for the “real- time processing” of acoustic data for passive reception using towed hydrophone arrays;

56. One craft lost power 60 miles from Key West and had to be towed to the U.S. mainland.

57. A six-mile exclusion zone was ordered around the ship while a tug towed the casualty further offshore.

58. Rear Admiral Sakonjo transferred to Kinu, which towed Aoba to the Cavite Navy Yard near Manila for emergency repairs.

59. 21 And then, chaff jamming and towed active decoy models are built, which are included in the off-board jamming model.

60. An appropriate towed device on the section of the tori line in the water can improve the aerial extension.

61. 27 A six-mile exclusion zone was ordered around the ship while a tug towed the casualty further offshore.

62. An Aeromagnetic survey (AMS) is an airborne geophysical survey performed using a magnetometer aboard or towed behind an aircraft

63. On 11 June she was towed to Mare Island Navy Yard where she was used as a barracks ship.

64. So I tied the anchor rope around my waist, pulled the boat across to the girls, and towed them back.

65. Barge definition, a capacious, flat-bottomed vessel, usually intended to be pushed or towed, for transporting freight or passengers; lighter

66. At dusk the next day, the lighter, towed by the small harbour tug Kentauros, left Piraeus and headed south towards Crete.

67. Booms can be fixed to a structure, such as a pier or a buoy, or towed behind or alongside one or more vessels

68. Booms can be fixed to a structure, such as a pier or a buoy, or towed behind or alongside one or more vessels

69. The consequence of not paying for parking was leaving the car at the mall to get towed, which would be even more expensive.

70. Argosy Minuets were engineered to hold more and weight less, which allowed them to be towed by an intermediate sized vehicle.

71. Ships are generally obliged to be towed into the harbor, in consequence of the high points which tower high, and Becalm them

72. The best way to explore the Bahamas is by chartering your own private Crewed luxury motor yacht with a supporting towed tender

73. Barges are flat-bottomed boat for carrying freight, typically on canals and rivers, either under its own power or towed by another

74. Barges are flat-bottomed boat for carrying freight, typically on canals and rivers, either under its own power or towed by another

75. "Software" specially designed for acoustic beam forming for the "real-time processing" of acoustic data for passive reception using towed hydrophone arrays;

76. The contractor towed the ship from Bremerton to Vallejo, but the contract was terminated on 30 July 1997 because of lack of progress.

77. Acoustic impulses are transmitted laterally from a towed fish, reflect off "bottom roughness" and the reflected return signals are recorded at the towfish.

78. Byte 3, bits 5-6 of EBS 12 set to 01b to indicate to the towed vehicle that a pneumatic control line is available.

79. Aquaplane definition: a single board on which a person stands and is towed by a motorboat at high speed , as in Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

80. Aquaplaning is a surface water sport which involves riding a board (Aquaplane) over the surface of a body of water towed behind a motorboat