Sentence examples for lifts of from inspiring English sources
The Centre Canal serves the district and has antique canal lifts of archaeological interest.
Corresponding lifts of these parts of the body can be performed.
"I was inside the lifts of the Burj Dubai, the fastest ones on earth".
It truly is the place for skiers who eschew lifts of any kind.
The catch is that there are no lifts of any kind.
All it takes is three easy lifts of a finger: dial 911.
The warm foehn wind had blown in overnight, reducing visibility and closing the lifts of the upper slopes.
Most people ask for a lift of an inch and three quarters, as this does not strain the credulity, but he has put in lifts of five inches.
Concrete is usually cast (or poured) in separate, distinct blocks with heights (or "lifts") of no more than about 1.5 metres (5 feet).
In the streets and lifts of nearby office blocks, everyone seems to be carrying reels of old-fashioned tape recorder spools.
By 1928 the one- and two-hand lifts of earlier Games had given way to only two-hand lifts: the snatch, the clean and jerk, and the clean and press (described below).
