At the restaurant, you can buy tickets to ride a lift farther up, then get on a luge and fly half a mile back down the hill on one of two curving concrete tracks.
"The more our rockets can lift, the farther we can venture into space," Ma Zhonghui, the rocket's chief designer told the official Xinhua news agency.
It's also worthwhile to take the train to the top (or, for the hardy, to hike up), because the views are mesmerizing (from the summit there you can take a ski lift even farther up, or explore on foot).
A series of wide, gently sloped ramps lift a visitor ever farther, in time and in elevation, from slavery the title of Booker T. Washington's autobiography, "Up from Slavery," made literal, and almost eschatological.
Those who were taking ACE inhibitors regularly were able to walk farther and lift more weight than those who were not.
Polanski said, " 'Oh, I won't come inside of you then,'... then he lifted up my legs farther and he went in through my anus," despite her saying that she didn't want him to.
Then he lifted up my legs farther and he went in through my anus.
On the other side of the steel fence, far away, there were green meadows speckled with dandelions and deep-colored violets; beyond them, even farther, innocent tiger lilies, tall, lifting their orange bonnets.
Farther off, a few wildebeests lifted their horned, bearded heads to glance in our direction.
"To the pass where?" "Farther up, above where the lift goes.
