towrope in a sentence

• Lyle Rozier proclaiming he had the world on a towrope and a downhill pull at last.
• Carrying a fire extinguisher, basic set of tools, towrope and first-aid kit is wise.
• "But this one has a towrope and a fake CB radio, " the man counters.
• After two hours under tow in heavy seas, the towrope ripped loose from the Treasure's deck.
• But after two hours under tow in heavy seas, the towrope ripped loose, and the ship drifted eastward and sank.
• The mountain is serviced by three double chairlifts, one quad lift, one triple lift, one Poma lift, two T-bar lifts and a towrope.
• For many years a pair of towropes ( upper and lower ) serving 900 vertical feet total, and generally operated by volunteers, were the only lift at Skiland.
• Once the boats were out of sight of Nauru the towrope was cut and sailors aboard the " Shinshu Maru " began firing on the fishing boat with the ship's 50 mm cannon and 7.7 mm machine gun.
• All that's needed is a friend with a pickup truck, a dirt board _ a snowboard-esque contraption for your feet _ a water-ski-like towrope and lots of desert, not to mention some serious protective gear and supervision.
• Later the Doctor uses the Rift-after Mr Smith has interfaced with the TARDIS to allow it to lock on properly-as a towrope to literally'tow'the Earth back to its proper location in time after it was stolen by the Daleks.
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• In a couple of weeks or so, the Harbor Police always finds ten to two dozen over there  suicides, bastard babies, old barge captains that lost their balance out on a sleety night attending to towropes, now and then some gangster or other.
• The British flagship " Victory " was just such a victim, and during the week of ferocious storms which followed the battle, Redmill nursed his stricken superior back to Gibraltar by means of an enormous towrope attached with great difficulty to the bow of " Victory " and at the other end to Redmill's own cabin on " Polyphemus ".