Use of the word towed in a sentence example

towed

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The old truck was still parked where Josh had left it when he towed it home for her nearly two years ago. [Please select]

After having been towed, it undertook to tow. [Please select]

We went out with the skiff and towed it ashore. [Please select]

Albert swam to the canoe, which was now a dozen yards away, and quickly towed it and the paddle to land. [Please select]

The steamer towed the lifeboat to windward of the wreck into such a position that when cast adrift she could bear down on her. [Please select]

"They'll both of them absolutely have to be towed through life."' [Please select]

The Wolf, which was merely a tender, was watertight in construction, being shaped like a banana, and was towed by the motor-boat. [Please select]

But Oswald waded out and towed her back; he is not afraid of worms. [Please select]

Besides our four hired mules there was another, belonging to our man, Oscar, which we towed behind to pack later. [Please select]

However, as the Japanese natives with their funeas towed and guided the ship so that it might enter, it had less difficulty. [Please select]

"There are, however, always ships that cannot make a landing under their own steam, ships that have to be towed." [Please select]

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