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crane

[kreyn] / kreɪn /




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These days, cranes are popping up across the island – building factories, research centres and universities focused on technology.

From BBC

An explosion rattled the boat just before 8 p.m., affecting power to lights and cranes, authorities said.

From Los Angeles Times

This one is more for the brilliant filmmaking: the way it’s shot, the way it’s cut, the way they use the music, the way they use the crane, the Steadicam.

From New York Times

The weekend scene looked much like it had on weekdays, but bigger, with wide-angle cameras on cranes, smoke machines and 1980s police cars.

From Washington Post

With a reopening date set for December 2024, workers are carving statues and cranes are lifting stones to repair the vaulted ceilings.

From Washington Post