"half lifted" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something or someone was partially elevated or raised. Example: The box was too heavy for me to lift, so I asked for help. With my friend's assistance, I managed to get the box half lifted onto the shelf.
Unclasping his hands, he half lifted one of them.
A three-goal second half lifted the Netherlands to a 4-1 roft oFrancece on Friday night in Bern, Switzerland, and a place in the European Championship's quarterfinals.
The home team were particularly inhibited by the uniqueness of the occasion – they termed it the biggest Old Farm derby of all time – in a mundane first half lifted by the noise and the anticipation of the reward on offer for the victors.
It simply creates time and space for the real negotiations, they say, where the goal will be to convince Iranian leaders that the only way to get the most crippling sanctions — those that have cut the country's oil revenue in half — lifted is to dismantle large parts of a program on which they have spent billions of dollars and staked national pride.
The figure was positioned performing a dance, with one foot half lifted off the ground.
The ship breaks in half, lifting the stern into the air.
On stage two he cut his deficit to race leader Maxime Bouet of in half, lifting Wiggins into the top-five overall.
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Baines' free-kick 10 yards into the Rangers half was lifted towards an unmarked Sylvain Distin five yards from goal.
The Scots rode their luck in the first half but lifted their game after the break and levelled through Ikechi Anya.
Vale's victory, their first over the Cobblers in seven meetings, thanks to three goals inside the first half hour, lifted them to sixth in the League Two table.
