Sentence examples for harness between from inspiring English sources

In the run-up to a show – I've done it in 2005 and 2009 – I perform the piece at least three times a day, fastening myself into my makeshift harness between the bannisters.

He flashed that famous all-American grin as he swaggered around the deck of the aircraft carrier in his olive flight suit, ejection harness between his legs, helmet tucked under his arm, awestruck crew crowding around.

By lining pipes with stainless steel, Suez is able to harness between four and eight degrees of that warmth and boost it to about 50C for use in space heaters or as hot water.

While most preamplifiers used in previous missions were the voltage-sensing type, the current-sensing type was adopted for the MSC-PA to reduce the wire harness between the MSC-PA installed in the satellite body and the MSC-S at the top of the MAST.

Most domesticated horses begin training under saddle or in harness between the ages of two and four.

You only need to check out the guest list of its private views to see interesting new relationships being harnessed between the cultural and commercial sectors.

In 1974, the acrobat staged an elaborate trespassing scenario within the Twin Towers all so that he could tightrope-walk, rope and harness free, between them.

As the paper at the center of the world's entertainment capital, The Times needs to "own Hollywood" and effectively harness resources between Business and Calendar sections, Hofmeister said.

When we harness partnerships between businesses, publics, and spaces, the Arts and Humanities can attract and immerse sold out audiences to the marvels of large-scale high-tech installations such as the Rain Room, created by the UK-based group Random International and commissioned by the upscale home furnishing store Restoration Hardware.

This gives FAO an opportunity to harness synergies between key stakeholders during the implementation of programmes, projects and other activities.

If in pursuit of 'austerity' governments constrain the supply of services they again weaken commissioners' power to harness competition between providers as a means of exercising governance over providers.