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Lift or elevate.
heave
heft
heave up
heave
heft
heave up
1
And then, inside me, the axis of time gave one great
heave
.
2
The thing was struggling, trying to
heave
itself out of the water.
3
Adam was the
heave
offering of the world, and Eve defiled it.
4
But Deirdre needed only toput one foot on the wall and
heave
.
5
Ronald takes another sip of Night Train... followed by another dry
heave
.
1
The Liebs' money carried a lot more
heft
than some simple law.
2
Demonstrating opposition along the approved route could add
heft
to anti-pipeline efforts.
3
The very
heft
of the hieroglyphic-covered band suggested it had special power.
4
Nat believed there was more than just physical
heft
to these materials.
5
The already heavy concentration of simultaneous risks has gained even more
heft
.
1
We don't have enough hands to
heave
up
on to the ice.'
2
And we'd set it to
heave
up
sand instead of ships.
3
The man's chest began to
heave
up
and down as his lungs filled.
4
With the winch out of commission, it was impossible to
heave
up
by hand.
5
The pavement seemed to
heave
up
again, then pitch forward.
1
They
heft
up
their rifles and point them up at the sky.
2
She
hefted
up
the window, curious as to whether the person was making any noise.
3
Before Aria could stop him, he'd
hefted
up
the door to reveal a small, dark room.
4
Aria grunted,
hefting
up
her duffel again.
5
So I
hefted
up
my duffel bag and oversize legal briefcase and headed for the taxi stand.
6
Eden set the empty glass on the coffee table, bent down, and
hefted
up
the plastic-potted spider plant.
7
Hefting
up
my purse, I whirled away from him and slammed the gate open, storming up to my door.
8
She
hefted
up
the window, which was right next to her bed, pulled out a joint, and lit it.
9
I waited until the bus passed and then
hefted
up
my suitcase and walked directly across the street to the shop.
10
He planted his feet wide, a snarl on his tiny face, his shield
hefted
up
to a defensive position, his table-knife sword in hand.