Scow

The scow was too heavy to be pulled by hand, so they used a team of horses to haul it along the towpath.

The scow was built with a wide, flat bottom that made it stable on the water.

The crew unloaded the cargo from the scow and stacked it on the dock.

The fishermen used a scow to transport their nets and catch back to shore.

The scow was heavily laden with coal for the power plant.

The fishermen used a scow to haul in their daily catch.

The scow creaked loudly as it was pushed up onto the shore.

The scow was so large that it barely fit under the bridge.

The workers used a scow to transport equipment and supplies across the river to the construction site.

The scow was used to haul rocks for the construction of the dam.

The scow was loaded with bales of cotton for transport.

The scow was filled with rocks and dirt to help build the foundation of the new house.

The scow was pulled by a team of oxen across the rugged terrain.

The scow was built with a sturdy frame and wide wheels, making it ideal for carrying heavy loads across rough terrain.

The scow was a common sight in the mining town, used to transport ore and equipment to and from the mines.

The scow was loaded with coal and pulled by a team of horses to the nearby factory.

The settlers used a scow to carry their belongings across the river.

The miners used a scow to transport ore from the mine to the smelter.

The scow was loaded with timber, ready to be taken to the sawmill.

The scow was used to carry heavy equipment to the oil rig.

The scow was used to haul cargo up and down the river, making deliveries to the various settlements along its banks.

The old wooden scow creaked and groaned as it carried a heavy load of rocks down the hill.

The scow trundled along the dirt road, loaded down with firewood.

The farmer loaded the scow with hay bales and drove it to the barn.

The scow was used to transport equipment and supplies to the remote logging camp.

The scow was loaded with bricks for the building of the new school.

The farmers used a scow to transport hay to the barn.

The construction workers used a scow to transport building materials to the construction site.

The scow was pulled by a team of oxen, making slow but steady progress down the road.

The farmer used a scow to haul bales of hay to the barn.

The scow had to be reinforced to handle the weight of the granite blocks being transported.

They scow the oysters and clams from the sea to the shore.

The workers used a scow to transport materials from one end of the site to the other.

The workers placed the scow on a flatbed truck to transport it to another construction site.

He carried the heavy scow across the construction site with ease.

The scow was left out in the sun, causing the metal to become hot to the touch.

The scow was overflowing with materials for the masonry work.

The worker used a scow to carry the bricks from the truck to the construction site.

The scow was dented and rusty from years of use.

The scow was essential for transporting heavy building materials across the large construction site.

The scow was used to transport heavy bags of cement across the construction site.

The scow was stacked high with bricks, making it difficult to maneuver.

The foreman inspected each scow before allowing it to be used on the site.

The workers unloaded the scow, carefully placing each brick and bag of mortar in its designated area.

The scow clanged as it was dropped onto the pile of rubble.

The scow was too heavy to carry by hand and required a wheelbarrow to transport it.

The scow was left outside in the rain, causing the bricks and mortar to become unusable.

The scow was filled with wet cement and carried to the foundation by the workers.

The bricklayers filled the scow with bricks and pushed it to the site of the new building.

The construction workers loaded the scow with sand and transported it to the area where the foundation was being laid.