Sentence examples for he has hoisted from inspiring English sources

He has hoisted them from bottom on his appointment to four points clear of the teams in the relegation zone.

But it's not like Woods hasn't conquered a links course before: He has hoisted the Claret Jug three times, twice at St. Andrews (his 2000 title there was by eight strokes, the biggest margin of victory at the British Open since 1913) and once at Royal Liverpool.

In less than a minute, he had hoisted up his waders, pulled on his fishing vest and grabbed his rod.

When he had hoisted him aloft, like a prize trout, he passed him to a paediatrician, who tested him, and passed him to my husband.

"Yes!" And in five seconds flat he had hoisted himself up and was out on the roof with a flashlight.

Some old tunes remain: he lambasts the government for sleaze at home and defeatism abroad, saying that it has "hoisted the white flag of surrender" to Russia.

Drury has hoisted a Stanley Cup.

Of the group of Australians playing at the Presidents Cup, only Ogilvy has hoisted a major trophy.

I asked Chen why this past still haunts a party that has hoisted China from destructive folly.

In "Pride Street," a teenage boy has hoisted himself up and curled his body around the hopefully named street sign.

The results show the humble broom has hoisted him to the chief minister's chair, protecting him from the "venomous" campaign launched by his political rivals.