Sentence examples for lifted the column from inspiring English sources
Later, as the crane lifted the column above the wooden walkways and concrete-pumping machines, many of the workers paused to watch.
In bright sunlight, a giant crane lifted the column — which weighs about 60 tons — from the flatbed truck that carried it from storage in Hangar 17 at Kennedy Airport.
The mold can then be lifted off the column of snow.
In "Lifting the Shroud" (column, March 23), Paul Krugman alleges that at my White House press briefing on Sept. 26, 2001, I "ominously warned" Americans to "watch what they say, watch what they do".
Concrete columns will lift the city seven meters off the ground, creating space underneath for a network of automated electric transports that will replace cars.
'Snout beating' of the corpse: The corpse was then lifted into the water column on top of the beak (Fig. 1c, 2b) and repeatedly hit with the snout (up to 6 times), until dense clouds of ink were released (Fig. 1d, 2c).
Racking shingles sometimes also may create a condition called "pattern curling," where the shingles curl and blow in the wind, at the places where the racked columns join, because of lifting the end of a shingle to place the next shingle and lifting the end high enough to nail the next shingle underneath each of the overlapping shingles.
Her advice column will sit alongside the Secret Actress - an anonymous column penned by a Hollywood A-lister which lifts the lid on the TV and film industry.
These fission products were thoroughly mixed with the two million tons of spray and seabed sand that were lifted into the spray column and its cauliflower head and then dumped back into the lagoon.
Curious, she searched the Internet, and found that Mr. Goeglein had lifted major chunks of the column from an article published 10 years ago in The Dartmouth Review.
