She set out with 29 hands from cardiff for bombay with coals, initially being
towed by two tugs.
Almost immediately i
felt the sharp biting tugs
from the waiting fish.
My great-uncle, captain henry mackenzie, used to tow the whale catching boats with his
ocean-going tug
' forager ' .
Tug boat
pilots saved the titanic from serious harm.
Orkney and shetland are to get all year round
salvage tug
cover from next year.
Tug of war
ensued, neither of us being the winner.
Tugs on the rope, the diver can communicate at a basic level with the surface diver.
Tugs at the heart strings.
At the great distances of the oort cloud, comets can be affected by the gentle
gravitational tugs
of nearby passing stars.
A powerful
paddle steam tug, conqueror, tried to haul europa free.
A pull is a long tug of the rope, whereas a bell is a short, sharp
tug of the rope.
Remove them with a
sharp upwards tug, you can place your fingers on the gravel to prevent the bulbs being pulled up.
By the lock is a
steam tug, see detail below.
With a
gentle tug
you can then remove the bottom case of the imac.
The rozi was a 40 meter
harbor tug
deliberately sunk in 1991 as an attraction for the operators of glass-bottomed boats.
When a
slight tug
on the cable fully engaged our hapless driver's brakes he didn't even notice.
More distressing news came from the skipper of the
rescue tug.
Early in 2001 bw were testing taking trains of boats through standedge tunnel using
electric tugs.
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