Sentence examples for that hoists from inspiring English sources

And on Friday, a key pulley that hoists his nets from the water broke.

There are one or two misjudgements – not least the hydraulic ramp that hoists Lear and the Fool into air for the storm sequence and looks like a special effect in a West End musical.

It's one of the bubbliest, giddiest, most hysterical, and most ingenious of Allen's recent inventions, an idea, executed with perfect pitch, that hoists it to the top shelf of his gallery of symbols.

You might not be nostalgic for anything that hoists Cam Newton back into the headlines, but his combine workout did just that, even if his passing was less than impressive, writes John Clayton on ESPN.com.

Witnesses said the boom — the long arm that hoists materials onto the building's newly laid concrete slabs — snapped off its turntable, the platter-like platform that holds the cab for the operator.

But the novel, Kennedy's sixth, most ambitious work of fiction, proves to be a vessel that hoists flaring sail for a portentous journey and goes aground not far out.

Tesla revised its forecast for first-quarter profitability, prompting a rally that hoisted its shares by nearly 16 percent on Monday.

Huge tugs rest on mammoth flotation platforms that hoist them out of the water for workers to access.

THE high-wire act that hoisted Abhisit Vejjajiva into Thailand's prime minister's office passed its first electoral test on January 11th.

Like the old-fashioned cage elevators that hoisted the models, one by one, to the lacquered black stage, the accessories played to sexual fantasies.

Do the "cables" that hoist the skirt of Yeohlee Teng's poetic Suspension Dress relate, except semantically, to the structural engineering of Bernard Tschumi's suspended walkways at the Parc de la Villette, in Paris?