Examples of using Tugs in English and their translations into Polish
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Boat that tugs♪ And I love ships♪.
The wind tugs at…" And then I remember no more.
Yet sometimes… something tugs at me deep inside.
Behind each piece, a special meaning tugs at the heart.
As much as your story tugs at my heart.
On many a night, he tugs at it.
Tugs and pusher craft, including those with a displacement of less than 15 cubic metres, provided that they have been built to tow
Windlass/ Towing Winch For harbor tugs and escort duty tugs, we design a small diameter windlass to adapt to a high power winch drum.
Sea-going vessels, including sea-going tugs and pusher craft operating
The following day a makeshift fleet crossed the English Channel. of destroyers, tugs, and passenger ferries.
She was pulled free by tugs and returned to port where extensive damage to her bottom was repaired.
pulling her to safety to the tugs at the San Francisco Lightship on 6 January 1946.
On 5 November it was hauled off the rocks by Swedish tugs and escorted to international waters where it was handed over to the Soviet fleet.
which are often seen in off-shore tugs and vessels.
in reverse and guided by tugs.
Core activities were construction of tugboats with chimney, hard-chine tug hulls, short chunky pusher tugs, tank barges, banana vessels, mooring tugs, etc.
had to be pulled off by tugs.
joints are not yet capable of withstanding pulls and tugs.
There are many other gaps each produced by the periodic gravitational tugs of one of the larger outer moons.
You know, nothing tugs the heartstrings like the anguished cry of a poor little rich boy.