Sentence examples for from the heave from inspiring English sources

The device employs lever arm and gear boxes to obtain the mechanical work from the heave energy of the floating buoy.

After testing the antibacterial of the hierarchical fibers, we think PA-6 NF ZnO organic-inorganic hierarchical nanostructures, which demonstrate a good antibacterial, can be used to grow micro- and nanostructures and to fabricate, for example, masks for protective inspiration disease from the heave haze in Beijing, China.

All around, houses and shops lay flattened under a sky turned black with dust kicked up from the heaving hillsides.

If the roofs of the caverns are weak, they rupture, causing cities and castles to fall into the chasms; if strong, they merely tremble and shake from the heaving by the wind below.

I found Jack Kerouac's Mexico on a strip of beach that separated the old hotels from the heaving Pacific, at a bar near where he sat on the sea wall and watched the sunset 61 years ago.

Have you got one to give me for my 50th?" As we leave, we're told we can buy one of Kennealy's books from the "heaving" table outside.

But there are so many museums here, you are bound to find something that tickles your cultural fancy that is also sheltered from the heaving masses.

The two cylinders heave differently under wave excitation, and wave energy can be harnessed from the relative heave motion between the two cylinders using a Permanent Magnet Linear Generator (PMLG) as the Power Take-Off unit.

Patrons (the journalist Isabel Paterson), allies (the economist Ludwig von Mises), publishers (Random House's Bennett Cerf), disciples (the philosopher John Hospers), and even a long-lost sister who showed up from Russia — all got the heave-ho.

A few weeks back, I was trying to tell Steve Weatherford, the Giants' punter, about how I caught a desperation, final-play-of-the-game heave from my father-in-law for a touchdown to cap our Turkey Bowl in 2004.

That much was clear after Moscow persuaded (or rather bought off) the Kyrgyz to give America the heave-ho from its airbase there.