Scow

The construction workers loaded the scow with bricks and mortar.

The scow was equipped with a large net to scoop up floating debris.

The scow was used to clear the waterway after a storm had left a trail of debris in its wake.

The crew of the scow worked tirelessly to clear the waterway of logs and other debris.

The scow was filled with leaves and branches after a heavy storm.

The scow was pulled by a small motorboat and guided by a skilled navigator.

The scow had to be emptied several times before the job was finished.

The city used a scow to clean up the floating garbage in the river.

The city hired a scow to clean up the floating debris in the harbor.

A scow is a common sight along the river, as it is used to collect the floating garbage.

The workers used a scow to remove the trash from the river.

The scow was towed to shore after it had become stuck on a sandbar.

The scow was too small to collect all of the trash in the river.

The crew of the scow worked tirelessly to collect the debris from the waterway.

The scow was filled to the brim with trash from the river.

They hired a scow to remove the logs that had fallen into the water.

The scow slowly made its way down the canal, collecting garbage along the way.

The scow was fitted with a powerful engine to navigate swiftly through the water.

The scow drifted aimlessly in the river, collecting debris along the way.

The scow was built hastily and didn't have the sturdiness to withstand rough waves.

The scow was so big and clumsy that it was hard to maneuver in the narrow waterway.

The scow was overloaded with goods and threatened to tip over in the strong current.

The scow was the only boat available for rent, and it wasn't much to look at.

The scow was loaded with cargo, causing it to sit low in the water.

He had to patch up the scow with some duct tape to keep it afloat.

The scow was built quickly and cheaply, and it showed in its lack of durability.

Despite its flaws, the scow was a reliable workhorse for transporting heavy equipment.

They had to abandon the scow in the middle of the lake when it started taking on water.

The scow was too heavy and unwieldy to be used for anything but simple tasks.

The scow rocked back and forth in the rough sea, making everyone on board seasick.

The fishermen used a scow to transport their gear to the other side of the lake.

The scow was once a popular form of transportation for pioneers heading westward in the United States.

The scow was the only means of transportation for the islanders to the mainland.

The scow was the only way to reach the small island in the middle of the river.

The scowman carefully balanced the load of goods on the scow to prevent it from tipping over.

The scow was used to transport livestock and produce to the local market.

The scow was used to transport workers to the construction site on the other side of the river.

The villagers used a scow to transport their crops to the nearby market.

The scow slowly made its way across the river, powered by a single paddle.

The scow glided across the calm waters of the lake, providing a peaceful and relaxing journey.

We used a scow to get to the other side of the river during our camping trip.

The scow was modified to include a small cabin for overnight journeys.

The scow was heavily loaded with construction materials for the new bridge being built.

The scow crossed the river with ease, carrying all the goods safely.

The scow captain navigated the treacherous rapids of the river with great skill.

The scow was pulled upstream by a team of oxen, hauling heavy cargo.

The scow was tied to the dock while the passengers disembarked.

The fishermen used a scow to haul their nets full of fish to shore.

The scow was loaded with valuable cargo, including gold and silver.

The scow was powered by a small motor, making the journey across the river much faster.