He is towing.

Are we towing ashore, sir?

I shall go there towing Kriemhild!

Fo'c's'le party, take in the towing cable!

All deck divisions, break out mooring lines for towing.

Marine Towing, Inc. and declined to follow Sen Mar Inc. v.

Aye, aye, sir. What about the towing crews, sir? That won't be necessary.

There's no need to stammer, Mr. Gerard. No, we are not towing ashore.

According to the legal opinion, the towing of a vehicle that was causing a public hazard was acceptable.

Becalmed finally her weary crew toiled at the oars in the vain hope of towing her into a wind.

This photograph I made of the fisherman holding the shrimp that he caught after towing his nets for one hour.

There are also four SU 25 frames and eight separated wings, two of which are still on a towing truck.

The towing of a diplomatic vehicle should only be done under extreme circumstances, such as when it was blocking a fire hydrant.

In 1827, a fellow called George Pocock actually pioneered the use of kites for towing buggies in races against horse carriages across the English countryside.

Inventor and MacArthur fellow Saul Griffith shares some innovative ideas from his lab from smart rope to a house sized kite for towing large loads.

Despite that obligation of the City of New York, the Russian Mission's parking spaces were constantly occupied by unauthorized vehicles, which were not subjected to ticketing or towing.

With the 795,642 in excess costs that were paid for the purchase of 98 towing units during the period in question, it would have been possible to buy another 62 units.

As an example, we may note the situation of the Havana metrobus service, whose towing units and engines, most of which are manufactured in the United States, had to be purchased through intermediaries.

196. WWF pointed out that well proven mitigation measures nevertheless did exist, such as setting lines at night when few seabirds foraged, weighting lines so they sank quickly and towing streamer lines that scared birds away from fishing vessels.

17. Provision is made for the rental of vehicles, such as container handlers, a crane and towing vehicles, to assist in the unloading and or loading of equipment and supplies at an average monthly cost of 3,000 for four months ( 12,000).

United States, Court of Appeals for the fifth Circuit, Sphere Drake Insurance plc v. Marine Towing, Inc., 23 March 1994, (16 F 3d 666, Yearbook Commercial Arbitration XX (1995), p. 937) that case involved an insurance contract that was not signed by the insured party.

quot 2. Actual expenses incurred in the return of the vehicle, including towing costs, storage costs, maintenance costs, transportation costs and costs of translation of documents required under the present Treaty, shall be borne by the person or entity seeking its return and shall be paid prior to the return of the vehicle.

2. Actual expenses incurred in the return of the vehicle, including towing costs, storage costs, maintenance costs, transportation costs, and costs of translation of documents required under the present Treaty, shall be borne by the person or entity seeking its return and shall be paid prior to the return of the vehicle. The Requested Party shall use its best efforts to keep such expenses at reasonable levels.

Provision was made for the transport of diesel fuel to team sites three times per month at the rate of 250 per trip. Actual expenditures amounted to 600 per month for the leasing of a truck for this purpose, resulting in unutilized resources of 1,800. These were partially offset by expenditures relating to the loading and unloading of fuel and the towing of vehicles caused by breakdowns and accidents, which resulted in unutilized resources of 700.