Sentence examples similar to reeling up from inspiring English sources

Moira and I reeled up our lines and watched Chris play the silver -- his first ever.

The pair reel up from behind the bar in SLOW MOTION.

About 220 feet above him, there are two tower cranes at the top of 1 World Trade Center that reel up the steel beams for the iron workers and the ever-rising tower.

I thought about it for a moment, took one last breath of sweet spring air, then reeled up my line, and piled into my truck still clad in my waders.

But he had the innate patience that makes for a good angler, and although we fished hard with no luck, he remained attentive until a final blast of the Sea Queen's horn late in the afternoon signaled us to reel up one last time for the short run home.

Then he grabbed a couple of silvery lures called spoons, pinched down the barbs on the hooks with pliers, rigged them to our ice-fishing rods and sent the spoons down the black holes in 30 to 50 feet of water until they hit bottom, at which point we reeled up a bit and flicked the fishing-rod tip like an orchestra conductor, a technique called jigging.

I reel up and stagger toward shore, river water dripping from my hair.

He reels up some wonderful tales from his cast: the taciturn ex-cop, the meticulous former athlete turned bass champion, a born-again ex-con master lure-maker, a biologist trying to grow monster bass in a multimillion-dollar state-of-the-art laboratory and other colorful sorts.

I reeled up the tangled wreck, greasy with urban filth.

The vocals are Slick Rick's "As we go a little something like this," Busta Rhymes' famous "Heel up, reel up, bring it back come rewind" (from "Scenario"), and of course the enigmatic "Zulu!

Dip the pole down and reel up while reeling, do this over and over again.