towboat

IPA: tˈoʊboʊt

Examples of "towboat" in Sentences

It is the largest diesel towboat on the river.
At some point she was assigned work as a towboat.
Three partners advance by sea in a 22-foot towboat.
Far below, in the towboat, Andre starts waving his arms.
Eventually the minesweepers and the towboat sank as well.
Fuel leaking from the towboat caused the river to be closed.
She's the great-granddaughter of a legendary towboat captain.
A towboat is a boat designed for pushing barges or car floats.
This is done by being towed by a towboat with a driver and spotter.
It served as a towboat and inspection vessel until decommissioned in 1993.
"Everyone owns a gun around here," Lamel says nervously as the towboat pulls alongside the target.
This set of four towboat can Bryh place and connect it with cable below sea level on the well placed and eventually be sent down.
Minutes after the snatch, the towboat and target are motoring out of the harbor at six knots, while Lamel ignites a Winston Light.
As the towboat starts tugging the yacht away from the dock, there's a loud buzzing sound and the target boat's twin engines come alive.
Meanwhile, a scared-looking dock manager comes running toward the boat, so Lamel hops off the towboat to show him the paperwork authorizing the seizure.
When I was growing up in the Mississippi Delta, noir — that distinctive shimmer of darkness, beauty and danger — was the night drive to Oxford past the state prison at Parchman, when the spotlight of a passing towboat would sweep slowly over the cotton fields.