Sentence examples for lifting well from inspiring English sources

They're heavy-duty craft, capable of lifting well over the 57 pounds of payload they carry (the FAA limits them to 115 pounds).

McDonald admits to being surprised at the speed of the turnaround since his arrival but thinks that the experience of himself, Pearson and midfielder Keith Lasley have been particularly crucial in lifting Well clear of the automatic relegation spot.

No lifting, well, maybe two times a week.

You will know by pushing the back of the inside a little with the knife and if you can see the pan lifting well then it's ready...if it doesn't move you need to put it back onto the heat for a couple more seconds.

The song, done in a unplugged, string-heavy way, matches the grainy wobble of "Born To Die," and is true to Del Rey's taste for simply lifting well-known phrases: "Baby, I'm on fire" and "I sing the body electric".

In fact, for many, acute grief tends to lift well within six months after the loss.

Union officials assert that the minimum wage needs to be lifted well above the $5.15-an-hour authorized by the federal government because living expenses are so high in New York.

This is a recurring theme when speaking to the Instagrammers who have had their pictures lifted: well, sure, I could have done with some of the money, to be honest.

At the same time, the electricity consumption of the artificially lifted well was about 33.38% of the total power consumption (Zhou 2011).

The number of the required pump stages is found from detailed calculations of the required total dynamic head (TDH), i.e. the head required to lift well fluids to the surface at the desired pumping rate.

The total power consumed by the system comprises, in addition to the energy required to lift well fluids to the surface (i.e. the hydraulic power Phydr), all the energy losses occurring in downhole and surface components.