Sentence examples for better lifting from inspiring English sources

Today he went one better, lifting Cardiff from sixth to third, above their Welsh rivals, when he drove home a spectacular 86th-minute winner.

But Bank of New York fared better, lifting $2.18 to $53.31, after reporting a third-quarter profit of 49 cents a share, in line with the First Call/Thomson Financial estimate and up from the 42-cent profit.

This conferred better lifting of the soft tissues in the lower face and avoided the need to tie any knots.

Foam supports better, lifting each small area discretely from underneath, like a mattress.

European stocks fared better, lifted by the surprise interest rate cut.

According to the San Francisco surfboard shaper Danny Hess — whose wooden hand planes give bodysurfers better lift — the movie's made the sport cool, maybe for the first time ever.

The premise was that developing countries like Brazil could better lift their farmers out of poverty through trade, and not aid.

Add ageing populations, disabled access, the lust for "signature skylines" with better lift technology, and the future of the lift appears secure and profitable – a market estimated to be worth $125.22bn by 2021.

Moreover, the optimized airfoil has better lift stall characteristics compared with the OA209 airfoil.

Furthermore, this transducer has shown a significant enhancement in the generated shear wave and better lift-off performance when compared with permanent magnet EMATs at room temperature on mild steel.

When researchers placed the fish caught in the wild, killed, and stuffed with foam in a wind tunnel, they found that their fins achieved better lift and less drag than the wings of many insects, and did just as well as some birds, like hawks and wood ducks.