Sentence examples for hoisting him out from inspiring English sources

At great risk to himself, Meserve runs in to save Eriksson, hoisting him out just in time.

This IS going to be hard, but you need to believe that hoisting yourself out from a hole into the starlight will be the best thing you've ever done.

He said that heavier people, and men in general, are more likely to hoist themselves out by grasping the car door, thus grounding any charge they may be carrying before reaching for the nozzle.

Huge tugs rest on mammoth flotation platforms that hoist them out of the water for workers to access.

And the seats are heavy, by the way, so it's not especially easy to hoist them out.

Two hangars were built into the after end of the forecastle deck to house two of them and cranes were provided at the forward end of the quarterdeck to hoist them out of the water.

Any paragraph could be hoisted out for use as a model in a writing class.

The men now loaded crushed granite into enormous buckets that carried as much as twenty-eight tons in a single load and were hoisted out by a crane through the same shaft that the men had come down.

But Adil Rashid (3-52) twok twicketsets in an over as he enticed Fletcher (23) to hoist out to extra cover - where Brooks took an excellent catch - and Jake Ball was trapped leg before on the back foot for two.

Unfortunately, their aircraft was flipped on the morning of 2 October by a strong current as it was being hoisted out by Hermess crane.

When suspended from a rope extending from the building on a pole, the flag should be hoisted out, union first from the building.