tow rope

In the last moment Canada was able to get a tow rope on her.

They were able to pull a heavy tow rope on board.

Tim was sent out into the rain with the tow rope.

"Where the liner went down when the tow rope broke."

They had used a tow rope to haul the branch clear with the car, so were ready to move.

At this point its tow rope is released and buoyed off.

And you've got this good towing rope, you don't want it to snap.

Then he asked the mechanic for a tow rope.

Situations where the cable or tow rope cannot be released are now very rare.

Each life boat should be equipped with two tow ropes (painters).

Within five years, more than 100 tow ropes were operating in North America.

The tow rope wrapped around them made a handy shoulder strap.

The next day a heavy storm blew in and the tow rope to the Martin was cast off.

"I don't like waiting," he said, and started to prepare the tow rope to thread the next length of new gas line into the ground.

Stumbling over a tow rope, I grabbed the rail to steady myself.

Anger jerked at David like a tow rope coming tight, pulling him along behind it.

Then he saw the tow rope attached to their own Horsa falling away.

Turning - While riding, hold on tightly to the tow rope, and lean your body to one side.

A tow rope can be fastened to the bar and attached in turn to one or more dogs.

One of the tow ropes snapped and the gliders crashed to the ground.

His tug disappeared, the tow rope flapping in its wake.

The boys have shot up the tow rope.

The craft also features dual mirrors and a true tow rope hook.

She plunged forward, skirts dragging, heaving on the tow rope.

Face grinned and splashed back to his towing rope.