Sentence examples for hoisting from from inspiring English sources

Curry was his usual terpsichorean self, slipping defenders, hoisting from the edges of the half-court logo, slinking his way, sometimes almost lazily, into attempt after improbably open attempt.

Instead, Guppy will have the New Zealand flag hoisted from the ensign staff at her stern.

Tying ropes to the basket and himself, Officer Laszcynkski had been hoisted from the crater.

"As if anyone would hoist from there!" But she had, of course.

On Saturday, they were able to hoist from the river a badly crushed car, Sheriff Rich Stanek said.

The last chunk of charred fuselage was hoisted from the sea on Friday afternoon, a military source said.

With Tintin-like sleuthing, the professor foils a bomb threat at St Paul's Cathedral with megaliths hoisted from Stonehenge.

Mr Hague's delight at being hoisted from Welsh secretary to party leader was coloured from the start by these bleak circumstances.

But Metro-North trains do not cross the bridge from 2 15 to 4 45 a.m., so parts and equipment can be hoisted from track level during those hours.

The Rockets are also looking to hoist from beyond the arc early in the shot clock, as they did last season.

A woman, also British and described as an inexperienced sailor, was hoisted from the ship by a rescue helicopter at 5am on Sunday.