Sentence examples for to lifts from inspiring English sources
verb
To raise or rise.
- The fog eventually lifted, leaving the streets clear.
He introduced the team to lifts that built explosiveness.
It took us most of the day to ski our way back to lifts near the Olympic sites.
The watches are now in use at over 450 ski resorts worldwide, allowing skiers instant access to lifts.
When India liberalised in 1991 Mahindra was sprawling and flabby like many of its peers making everything from jeeps to lifts.
Directors need to improve the workplace first, including cutting fried food in canteens, opening up stairwells to make them a more attractive alternative to lifts, and permitting flexible working.
One setback, however, is that with both parents working again, a brief and enjoyable spell of walking the mile-and-a-bit to primary school has reverted to lifts in the car.
But Lake Louise does have a small resort of its own, much more convenient and 10 minutes away from the slopes themselves by free "lobby-to-lifts" shuttle.
Confusions may begin to lift.
"You have to lift yourself.
