Sentence examples for levered from from inspiring English sources

One morning in the summer of 1948 the children from Harlow Wood orthopaedic hospital – the polios, the tubercular hips – were levered from their beds and wheeled down the hill to the side of the main Nottingham-to-Mansfield road.

It is an entirely wordless sequence in which an old man (Godfrey again) is levered from his bed to be divested of his pyjamas and dressed in shirt, trousers, socks and shoes by a loving carer.

Today, however, after being levered from power by her running mate and impeached by Congress, Rousseff lives in her mother's apartment, buys her own groceries at the local supermarket, has a one-man security detail and rides her bike along the seafront of Rio de Janeiro with the rest of the crowd.

Senior American officials over the Unscom years (1991-98), and famously Madeleine Albright as Bill Clinton's secretary of state, argued openly and with feeling (if unhelpfully at the time) that sanctions on Iraq should not be lifted until Mr Hussein, a serial re-offender, was levered from power.

They could easily be levered open from the outside.

He levered himself out from behind the desk.

He could have told the fans pleading with him to stay, but at least he levered more investment from the club.

She levers herself from her wheelchair into the sitting exoskeleton, attaches the fasteners on her legs and trunk, then activates the device and stands right up.

He said: "Labour don't believe change can happen without pulling a lever from on high".

He pulls the small lever from his belt and opens his mesh bag.

"We had to use all our body weight to release the signal lever from its lock ing frames".