Sentence examples for winching down from inspiring English sources

Footage showed rescue workers struggling to reach the bus, with a helicopter winching down some emergency workers while others were lowered down the cliff with ropes.

I am winched down from the barge into the water, and the hook is released.

Others had to be winched down from helicopters hovering over ravine that struggled to maintain their position in the wind.

It's too narrow at the bottom to send soldiers into it, so a camera is winched down instead.

A paramedic had been winched down to the site of the crash and reported that there were no survivors, authorities said.

The posters were winched down, the covered beach restaurants dismantled, the out-of-town limousines driven away in black convoys of Audis and Mercedeses.

They were winched down from a Royal Navy Dragonfly helicopter, hoisting the union flag and fixing a plaque to formally annex it "in the name of Her Majesty".

The long end was winched down, raising the counterpoise; a stone or other missile was put into the spoon or sling, and the arm was released to fly upward, hurling the missile in a high, looping arc toward its target.

A paramedic had been winched down to the site of the crash and reported that there were no survivors, but a recovery effort and scene examination was "likely to take some days", police said.

But when he learned that he would first have to take a two-day course to learn how to be winched down from a helicopter, he decided against a personal visit.

A blimp can be stored in the back of a jeep, driven to a suitable location, launched in a couple of hours and winched down again even faster.Unlike other aircraft, blimps do not need to form a precise aerodynamic shape.