Sentence examples for lift through from inspiring English sources

Oil and natural gas companies, for example, are splurging, which gives the Fluor Corporation's revenues a considerable lift through contracts for the pipelines and new refinery capacity that Fluor provides.

"An abundance of Atlantic moisture getting wrapped into the storm will continue to fuel widespread precipitation, which should lift through the mid-Atlantic states and northeast Thursday into Friday," the agency said, in an advisory posted on its website.

"One's got a lift through the floor and there's another old lady having to sleep downstairs because the council haven't got a bungalow for her," local community centre volunteer Janine White tells me.

To do so, Mr. Rayman rides a slow electric lift through a two-tiered chamber where sides of salmon lie in multilayered bunk beds, half-obscured by an opaque blanket of smoke.

But the stimulus program has given car companies an added lift through the cash-for-clunkers program that offers rebates of up to $4,500 for people who trade in gas guzzlers for new cars.

While on the face of it, the city is getting a new lift through the easing of Cuban-US relations, municipal support structures are failing badly in many parts of the city.

Michu's finish was not too shoddy either: very little back-lift, through Carl McHugh's legs and into the bottom corner.

Waking early, I watch a mist lifting through the windows.

More important, the Bank of England has already done a lot of heavy lifting through its programme of asset purchases.

That height restriction was recently lifted through a variance that has been challenged in court in one of the two lawsuits.

That height restriction was first lifted through a variance, which has been challenged in court in one of two lawsuits filed to protect the view.