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Meanings of tugboat in English
Usage of tugboat in English
1
A pirate negotiator said a tugboat brought the ransom to the brigands.
2
The noise kept coming closer and presently the tugboat came into view.
3
The Malaysian-owned tugboat, was seized with a barge off the Yemeni coast.
4
And when this took place he would not be a tugboat mate.
5
A woman who called to a man on the tugboat was asked?
6
One might sometimes think his whistle, like a tugboat's, worked by steam.
7
The liner began to slacken her speed, and the tugboat soon was alongside.
8
Smith was the patriarch of of a family of tugboat pilots.
9
Tells of discussion with the stars and with the tugboat crew.
10
Every day aboard that tugboat got harder and harder, missing Emily.
11
There was a tugboat coming toward the arch of the bridge.
12
At one time, the little old-fashioned craft had been a tugboat.
13
This is true of sailors, hunters, plainsmen, cowboys, and tugboat captains.
14
It was an odd defiance, a tugboat's challenge to a German battle line.
15
They said 10 of the tugboat's crew were Italian citizens.
16
You don't have to be tugboat skipper to go green on the water, though.
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