Sentence examples similar to crane setting from inspiring English sources

New York Crane set about trying to repair the turntable, although some heavily redacted e-mail messages suggested that at least some city officials felt that it should be "destroyed".

A 200ft Brazil flag draped over a crane set the mood.

(He had scaled a crane, set off fireworks and inflated an orca-shaped balloon with "#SeaWorldSucks" printed on it). .

Any search for survivors would require heavy cranes set on treacherous ground.

In Wisconsin, a place where word of dwindling numbers of sandhill cranes set off elaborate conservation efforts decades ago, the birds -- elegant, prehistoric-looking creatures that bugle hauntingly -- are once more at the center of discussion among state leaders.

Steve-O, the prankster who made a name for himself on Jackass, claims he was released from prison after serving less than eight hours for climbing a crane and setting off fireworks as part of a protest against SeaWorld's treatment of killer whales.

The rolling of cold strip begins with the retrieval of hot-rolled strip from a coil storage yard, which often uses fully automated cranes for setting and retrieving coils according to rolling schedules.

He turns on the crane and sets it to work.

"We had to have a crane to set it in place," Mr. Stern said.

The entire village may well have turned out for the day that men and horses -- using a block and tackle or a wooden crane -- set the lattice in place over the eddying waters.

The shopping and residential complex takes the form of a city street that seems oddly isolated, as if the builder had lifted a street and its flanking buildings from another city with a crane and set it down in the middle of Emeryville.