Sentence examples for winch out from inspiring English sources

Then again, it sometimes doesn't even disclose breaches until months later, when MPs and journalists have had to winch out the truth.

Legal services, property rights, and access to the justice system can be a winch out of poverty when extended to women in difficult straits.

It generates energy by winching out at high tether forces, driving an electrical generator while flying crosswind.

The scene was straight out of an S.U.V. commercial: a line of cars trapped at water's edge while a tow truck on the opposite side winched out a Cadillac SRX that didn't make it across.

The bags were winched out by helicopter and delivered to those working in the "postmortem chain", who extracted DNA and compared it with genetic material obtained from "personal objects", such as toothbrushes, supplied by the families.

Single people dream of a love so big that a wrestler can't lift it, so loud that Rammstein can't deafen it, a love so morbidly obese that it has to be winched out through the roof, pursued by a TV documentary crew as it makes its way to the stomach-stapling operation in a jumbulance.

Across these zones, the fishing winch stands out as an essential piece of equipment.

Afterward, when the rehearsal light was up and only a few people lingered in the orchestra, Kushner looked at the ropes and winches and out at the empty auditorium.

A helicopter winches Homer out, slamming his head against the side of the gorge several times in the process before he is loaded into a waiting ambulance, which immediately crashes into a tree as it starts to leave for the hospital.

But the difference is he doesn't already live in Mayfair; Veronica has been winched out of her home.

Nine-year-old Zahara Taleb used a mobile phone to film the bomb being winched out of her father's farmland next to their home.