Sentence examples for Crane from inspiring English sources
The word "crane" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a noun to refer to a tall, long-necked, large bird or a type of heavy lifted used for moving materials. For example: "The crane slowly lifted the steel beams, and lowered them into place."
noun
Any bird of the family Gruidae, large birds with long legs and a long neck which is extended during flight.
A statement from the Bowen Tourism office said the CCTV footage shows the "suspicious" crane driving past the office towards the big mango.
In one experiment, the product was an origami frog or crane; in another, an animal made of Lego; and in the other two, a plain black IKEA storage box.
In a city full of light, where you barely have to crane your neck to glimpse the sky, a third-storey pop-up feels like an affront.
Everywhere soldiers and volunteers work in the dust, in silence broken only by crane motors and the wall of ambulance sirens.
CCTV footage shows a large, unmarked, mobile crane backing up at the direction of some disguised individuals.
As accident investigators began slowly extracting pieces of the helicopter from the shattered roof of the Clutha bar using a mobile crane, Sir Stephen House, the chief constable of Scotland, named the two officers killed in Friday's tragedy as constables Kirsty Nelis, 36, and Tony Collins, 41.
Saturday, 5.30pm, Welford Road, ESPN The game of the weekend by a country mile sees Jordan Crane, missing for most of last season, take over the Tigers' captaincy from Geordan Murphy.
His deputies have organised a rearguard action, to be led by Philip Crane in the House, to reverse the amendment's provisions.
Following rules set down (rather shamefully) by the Government Accounting Standards Board, the individual states discount their pension liability by the assumed rate of return on the assets, in most cases around 8%.This is "Alice-in-Wonderland accounting", as David Crane, an economic adviser to California's governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has remarked.
David Crane, the boss of NRG Energy, which scrapped plans to build two reactors in Texas in 2011 after sinking $331m into the project, estimates that new gas-fired generation costs $0.04 per kilowatt-hour, against at least $0.10 for nuclear.It was not supposed to be this way.
The first business he lured over was Eddie's Crane Service, which has set up at the wharf in Dili to start unloading construction materials.
