Sentence examples for winch a from inspiring English sources

Winchman and paramedic Master Aircrewman Richard Taylor describes just how treacherous rescue work can be, as a decision is made that they should winch a casualty on board the helicopter on a stretcher.

THE HEIR APPARENT: LARGO WINCH A busy summer for Kristin Scott Thomas continues with this French thriller, in which she's called upon to find the adopted son (Tomer Sisley) of a murdered business magnate.

In 1985 he installed a turnstile, a winch, a worm gear, a leather strap, a jack, timbers, steel, and steel plates in the Gagosian Gallery in New York City for his piece Samson.

If traveling with a winch, a tow-chain and a shovel scares you off, then you can choose one of the routes that can be traveled by foot, bike or kayak.

Only a fragment remained: she was winching a metal bucket, brimming with water, out of a well.

The crew winched a young man and woman to safety after they took a wrong turning on Bristley Ridge, above the Ogwen Valley, and got stuck in a steep gully, unable to move up or down at about 14 45 BST.

At 16 30 BST, the helicopter winched a man in his 70s to safety after he had become exhausted when walking down the Rhyd Ddu path on Snowdon with his partner and granddaughter.

Once the bolt was in place the decedent had winched a heavy weight above it, using a pulley that he had attached to the metal roof frame, and the front fork of a bicycle frame.

Ideally, you may have a camp with a winch and a frame, or a tractor with a lift or bucket to lift the deer up.

Or a car being winched by a helicopter?

When these lines are wrapped around a winch (in a clockwise direction), a sailor can turn the winch with a winch handle, providing mechanical advantage which makes it easier to bring in the lines.