Sentence examples for the harness of from inspiring English sources

The Anglo-American value of self-reliance rebels at the harness of government.

— Nik Wallenda climbed up a scaffold, stepped onto the steel cable and slipped the harness of his balancing pole over his head.

All this may be blocking the attempt to bring down record-high unemployment, revitalise the economy and fit Germany into the harness of a single European currency.

That suit was filed by Jill Mouser, who said she was badly hurt in a device called "the harness of pain" on a pilot for a CBS show called "Culture Shock".

As I unhooked myself from the harness of my hang glider, hurrying to make way for the next student's attempt at flight, a feeling of dread washed over me.

For one, Mr. McIntyre has been persuaded to return to performing, fitting his 6-foot-6-inch body into the harness of a 14-foot-tall puppet for "Sherpa," about an explorer haunted by a ghost.

Suggestions for the harnessing of energy wasted in pushing them.

Life on Earth depends on the harnessing of solar energy by the process of photosynthesis.

For a description of the harnessing of the wind's kinetic energy, see wind power.

And when will the harnessing of technology for commercial purposes end?

With the harnessing of the river for flood control and power in the early 20th century, industry began to develop.