Sentence examples for higher section of the from inspiring English sources
As the work progressed, the collar was suspended high above the ground from metal hoists, known as chain blocks, connected to a higher section of the steel tower with slings made of thick nylon webbing, according to a person involved in the recovery.
Flies that alighted in a higher section of the acetate sheet received a correspondingly higher value in scoring.
The snow melting from the higher sections of the roof over the attic had collected and refrozen at the eaves, then wicked back up and under the shingles, melting again and seeping into the house, soaking the ceiling and leaching down the wall.
The county council has said engineers have been able to work on the higher sections of the wall.
The ice that came from the very highest section of the glaciers was the most prized.
On one day last September, clouds were so low that the highest section of the tower, topped by a red light, appeared above them.
The climate of the highest section of the Apennines is continental (as found in the interior of Europe) but ameliorated by Mediterranean influences.
When Murray belted a regulation forehand into the high section of the net rather than going for the angle on set point, Nishikori held to force the first set tie-break.
The trail runs through many varied landscapes – the imposing peaks of the Northern Rockies in Montana and Idaho, the thermal geysers and hot springs of Yellowstone national park, the flat desert of the Great Divide Basin in Wyoming, splendid peaks again on the highest section of the walk in the Colorado Rockies, and finally the deserts and semi-deserts of New Mexico.
The Tempe city manager, Charlie Meyer, said the police determined that no criminal activity was involved in the failure of a 16-foot-high section of the dam at Tempe Town Lake on Tuesday.
Boston Mountains, range extending east-west for 200 miles (320 km) in northwestern Arkansas and northeastern Oklahoma, U.S. The highest section of the Ozark Mountains, they are bounded by the White River (which has its source there) and by the Arkansas River.
