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The last thing I wanted was to come back here and find the car had been towed away.

"I put my hands up to the offense and the car was towed away."

Officials towed away two cars from the houses, which were next to each other.

It was certain to be searched and towed away in a matter of minutes.

He saw the picture of the truck, the same one they had heard about at the trial, being towed away.

Five were hooked up and towed away, but two had to be abandoned.

Try that in the city and you'd be clamped or towed away.

The city says 100,000 cars are towed away every year, mostly in Manhattan.

They said the cars would be towed away to help snow removal.

"Came out after the movies, and they had towed away the zone."

The drivers were shaken up, and each car had to be towed away.

For drivers in the city, having a car towed away is commonplace.

He was just glad the car hadn't been towed away.

She was towed away for scrapping on 11 May 1961.

The painting is of a ship being towed away for scrap.

There are fears of further leaks as it's towed away.

Soviet policeman shouts at him that the car will be towed away.

Anyone else's boats would probably have been towed away long ago, Banks reflected.

Two men were taken into custody, and the Voyager was towed away.

The boat had to be towed away from Springer at high speed.

She was towed away for breaking-up on 17 January 1969.

At about 21:00, the cripple was observed being towed away.

Long queues had formed before the car was towed away by police.

He said that the person who'd left the car behind most likely didn't want to bother with having it towed away.

An iconic video shows the car being towed away, bent nearly in half.