Another rakes it, and another shapes it into huge circular bales, which a last machine lifts with great clamps onto a truck that replaces the old hayrack.
During Pelan's now-signature treatment, a bio-therapeutic, age-defying facial ($250), a microcurrent machine lifts and contours the facial muscles, increasing cellular energy and supporting collagen and elastin synthesis.
I do a little interval training — a cardio machine, lift some weights, do some crunches and different bodywork.
They slit the neck, shackle the hind legs and watch a machine lift the carcass into the air, letting its life flow out in a purple gush, into a steaming collection trough.
"Scott is an important marketing machine, lifting one of the most critical issues of our time in a way that is sexy and incredibly compelling — that's his gift," said Jacqueline Novogratz, head of the Acumen Fund, which invests in poor countries to overcome poverty.
Screeching, clattering and thumping its way along just south of Wilmington, Del., the Amtrak machine lifted and spread the rails, scooped up the rotting wooden ties beneath, plowed away the gravel, plunked down perfect new concrete ties, gently laid the rails back down, and moved on, leaving tracks on which trains will travel at 125 miles an hour, up from 80 miles per hour now.
In 2010, The Wall Street Journal called out the epidemic of overpourers, warning us that the excess detergent makes a " high foamy tide inside the machine, lifting soil and lint above the water level so it isn't rinsed away".
Giant earth-moving machines lifted chunks of bricks and slabs of concrete today from apartment blocks that lay in ruins.
The earliest forging machines lifted a large hammer that was then dropped on the work, but now air- or steam-driven hammers are used, since these allow greater control over the force and the rate of forming.
Your reward for a predawn awakening is often a pancake breakfast among the pilots before the deafening roar of gas burners and the gentle spectacle of the vast, simple machines lifting into the heavens.
A Spud Point Crab Company deckhand had three fingers torn off this year by the "power-block," the hydraulic machine that lifts the crab pots.
