When the weights reach the floor the clock has to be wound, hoisting the weights back up. |
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Suddenly he was striding up to Loretta, grabbing her around the waist and hoisting her up over his shoulder. |
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A hoisting beam was attached to two extra collar beams at the front of the house to raise and lower goods and furniture. |
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Indeed, hoisting monoliths that could weigh many tons demanded gigantic rigs. |
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During their two-week passage, the ships occasionally gained an extra knot or two by hoisting trysails to catch prevailing zephyrs. |
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A staunch Wicklow supporter, he has been scarified for hoisting the Dublin colours in Balto. |
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The company beat out rhythms with their canes, hoisting them overhead and twirling them in unison, their footwork crisp in Morse code mode. |
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She looked so sweet like that, hoisting herself up onto the bed, and then sitting with her legs sticking straight out in front of her. |
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In New York City, cranes are prohibited from hoisting materials or equipment over city streets. |
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Iwo gave us the uplifting vision of the Marines hoisting the flag on enemy soil. |
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Instead, the sheer bulk of hoisting and carrying machinery made being crushed underneath them more of a concern than getting caught in pulleys. |
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With the quick coupler, for instance, you can disconnect a bucket and use the lifting eye on the coupler as a hoisting device. |
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At 79, she is a prodigy of youthful energy in hoisting a hefty bundle of old tricks. |
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He swung the machine aside and punched a few buttons on a control panel, hoisting the machine up to the left side of the ceiling. |
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Lupone, who played sousaphone in her high school marching band, will be hoisting a tuba onstage. |
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The movers will move it, and I could care less how they go about hoisting it out of the room and onto their truck. |
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When they signaled for pickup, the crew chief talked the pilot down to a 30-foot hover and started hoisting. |
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As a young man he was involved in the hoisting of a 20-ton copper orb onto the apex of Florence's duomo. |
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The one crane I saw in the streets of Baghdad was hoisting an advertising billboard. |
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The engines were steaming full speed astern, and by hoisting the topsail, the ship shot past it in safety. |
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Lifting a living, moving being is far more difficult than hoisting a barbell with a constant weight. |
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He nodded, hoisting himself onto the bunk and motioning for me to toss him the extra pillow. |
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The bridge cranes are extremely useful when it comes to hoisting up the different parts of the vessel in order to weld them together. |
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He took a gowpen of his own double chins, hoisting his head erect. |
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A ship's signal of distress is made by hoisting the national ensign reversed i.e., upside down. |
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Specialist in repair, renovation, modernisation, new and maintenance works on port hoisting and handling systems and equipment. |
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Adding a second luff tape as shown above will allow for clearing battens from feeder when hoisting or lowering sail at any point of sailing. |
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Where practical, the outer sheet is measured and cut to fit around openings before hoisting into place. |
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Nowadays, white flags signify surrender: one side signals its desire to capitulate to the other by hoisting a piece of white cloth. |
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The example below shows a hoisting unit where a motor moves the load up and down, via gearbox or other mechanical transmission. |
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He was not only hoisting me down vertically, he was also moving the aircraft simultaneous toward the life raft. |
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Because of this, it is possible to use the hoisting load monitor to simultaneously connect a winch view camera. |
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It increases the safety when hoisting or reefing the mainsail and ensures higher performances of the yachts systems. |
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She had, bless her, located the breastplate by finger touch only and was already hoisting it over my shoulders. |
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The crew continued manually hoisting the remaining product bags of sea urchins aboard. |
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I could feel deft fingers fluttering around me, fastening straps and hoisting sagging tights. |
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Bilyaletdinov headed the ball on and Cahill sprung the offside trap before hoisting a shot over the goalkeeper Sergei Veremko. |
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Some younger members of the party thought that Mr Fukuda might at last be hoisting the flag of reform. |
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Our constituents at that meeting were very satisfied with what we did in February by hoisting the bill. |
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The monitor in the cabin ensures that the operator always has visibility whilst hoisting, regardless of the position of the hook. |
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The working load of the lowering and hoisting mechanisms at either end of the lifeboat is four metric tonnes. |
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Hoist Mechanics repair and maintain the hoisting equipment including the cages that travel up and down the mineshafts. |
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When he's not hoisting his pipes or booking gigs, Sgt Dawson is a Delivery Centre Superintendent with Canada Post. |
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Some victims are hung from tall hoisting cranes as an example in the presence of large crowds. |
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When exchanging larger components carefully affix them to the hoisting implement. |
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Waiters hoisting massive, gooey hazelnut dacquoise cakes spoon-feed the dancing guests encircling the stage. |
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History has no shortage of rogue explorers seizing land, hoisting their flags, and building new societies. |
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People rush in, grabbing one boombox and then another, hoisting them up on their shoulders or in the air. |
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If hoisting equipment is available, the shipping containers may contain several sets of such elements but it should also be possible to offload these elements by hand. |
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He ordered and some men began hoisting down Robert's black flag with a cutlass and it was replaced with Simon's red flag with a skull over a time glass. |
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A staunch Wicklow supporter he has been scarified for hoisting the Dublin colours in Balto, not a sneer at his roots, but his admiration for the capital county. |
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And, as any traveler knows, it's also a good movement to do to avoid straining your back or shoulders when hoisting a heavy bag into a small overhead compartment. |
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He pulled himself up next to her, hoisting her onto his lap. |
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Enrique MacDonell and Cosmao were of equal rank and both raised commodore's pennants before hoisting anchor. |
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Unlike lifting with industrial hoisting cranes using a block and tackle with a single multi-strand hoisting line and a single hook, righting or lifting of overturned HGVs involves very considerable radial forces. |
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In the days of brigs and schooners, its outgoing tide was so powerful that a ship could be carried from upriver out to the open sea without hoisting a sail. |
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The Liberals should be ashamed for hoisting this bill at tonight's vote. |
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It was hard to relive the sudden storm, the old boat going under in seconds, standing up to his neck in water, hoisting up 100-pound sacks of oysters to the rescue boat. |
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Being able to view and hover over a specific target is especially important when hoisting a person over featureless terrain, such as sand, water or snow, and in conditions of low visibility. |
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But the Lions twice benefited from hoisting up high kicks as the interval approached, the second falling to George North, with Jonny Sexton maintaining the momentum through a half-break. |
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Simone Daillencourt, a model, is warily eyeing a giant cutout of Sophia Loren that a man is hoisting up by the waist as if she were his dance partner. |
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Although a manufacturer's instruction manual for the davit and its equipment was found on board, the lowering and hoisting instructions were of a general nature. |
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The university did not expel him, and instead, Sulkowicz ended the performance piece by hoisting the mattress one last time to carry it across the stage at the university's graduation ceremony in May. |
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By manufacturing in-house, developing a coupling module for quick and strong construction, adding mobile stage elements and hoisting equipment for stage builders, the company became a world-class player. |
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They must have knowledge of the system used for hoisting materials and waste from the loading pocket locations, and a knowledge of the mine's regulations for the transportation of workers and materials. |
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There are three hoisting points on each side panel. |
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Ion Dissonance hence intends, for the modest sum of two ears, to immerse you in a bath of violence, mastered from A to Z, while proudly hoisting up the Quebecer flag. |
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The perpetrator managed to knock over two Rick Santorum signs before sprinting away down a side street, hoisting up his tracksuit bottoms as he went. |
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We didn't speak English very well, so I mimed hoisting a flag. |
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The ceremony typically starts with the hoisting of the host country's flag and a performance of its national anthem. |
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A night spent on deck, furling, unfurling, hoisting and dumping the headsails, with the desire for more haste ever present, and certainly never to be confused with speed. |
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The exterior poles should be fitted with a hoisting device such as a halyard and pulley arrangement to allow for the flags to be easily changed and half-masted as required. |
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Modern turbines usually have a small onboard crane for hoisting maintenance tools and minor components. |
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Most of the 30 or so vessels hoisting the Falklands' flag a British red ensign with a coat-of-arms featuring a ram and tussock grass belong to Spanish fishing companies. |
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Yet while the drawbridge was historically raised to protect the castle from unwanted weekend guests, the lift dock gets raised for its own protection, hoisting it up out of reach of winter ice. |
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A cylinder of uranium hexafluoride suspended from hoisting equipment became unhooked and the cylinder was dropped on another cylinder still chocked to the docked ship. |
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After a gap of four years, Captain Jack Sparrow is back hoisting the Jolly Roger and splicing the mainbrace. |
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The engine and hoisting apparatus formed one machine, moving transversely upon the traveller, which was likewise moved longitudinally with the greatest facility by the steam power. |
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Roger ran back and, instead of hoisting a defensive lob, went for a reverse between-the-legs squash shot, which didn't come off. |
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From 32 feet upwards, a snuffer makes the manoeuvres safer, especially as the huge trampolines form a perfect platform for hoisting the asymmetric spinnaker... The ideal downwind sail singlehanded is the gennaker. |
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Aboard, there was more on powder monkeys — a sailor told visitors how 30 of them clambered up the ladders, hoisting gunpowder in War of 1812 battles when they were themselves prime targets. |
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The woman takes an interest in him: a small-boned, four-and-a-half-foot-tall figure — a dwarf, she thinks at first — hoisting a carryall bigger and heavier than he is. |
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Two blackamoor statues, each mirroring the other, each hoisting forever upward his burden of hand-painted, carved-by-hand peacock feathers. |
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Abaca is chiefly employed for ships' ropes, hawsers, and cables and for fishing lines, hoisting and power-transmission ropes, well-drilling cables, and fishing nets. |
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It takes a great many to destroy a great movement and the right has many lambs it can sacrifice. An already-common angle has been to blame the neoconservative movement for hoisting an unpopular war on the party. |
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Training for hoisting and craning is both more extensive and intensive. |
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The hoisting of the spinnaker, with or without a sleeve, must not begin before boat reaches the starting line, unless the above-mentioned time limit has expired. |
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But a few minutes after the start, a competitor collided with the starboard bow of the boat while Sébastien was hoisting the forward sail to position the boat on the starting line. |
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The current catalog includes over a dozen exclusive designs that include a bucktoothed reindeer, a decapitated snowman and a pair of dancing dreidels hoisting a menorah. |
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Unlike the smaller floatplanes that land on water, the huge Empire flying boats were more like boats that could fly, even hoisting the Ensign flag when they were on the water. |
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Hodge followed his partner to his half-century by pushing McGrath for two and followed by hoisting successive long hops over the leg-side boundary. |
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Where the shaft is to be used for hoisting it is frequently split into multiple compartments by Shaft Sets, these may be made of either timber or steel. |
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