Sentence examples for winched up from inspiring English sources

First, the left leg is winched up into the air.

Nowadays, people are effectively being winched up, using ropes that Sherpas have put in for them.

His green shirt balloons round his body, baggy slacks winched up high.

The monk has his food winched up by volunteers from the monastery below.

The spotlight operators were being winched up on pulleys, disappearing into a galaxy of lights.

"The driver, a 20-year-old man, was winched up to the Coastguard helicopter and flown to the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton.

You can also create custom sounds, like the rattle of a tow truck winching up your car.

In this remote fishing village, manhood means spending half of every year on a boat near Alaska, winching up crab pots from the freezing depths of the Bering Sea.

Kiefer's art is ferociously physical and tactile: he creates as if in some industrial forge – burning, smelting, winching up machinery, painting, smearing and often smashing.

Inside one tent, grimy young men are winching up bags of cement, gravel and plaster of Paris.

The 460kg Fenix 2 was one of five built by Chilean Navy engineers to winch up the miners, one at a time.