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en There's going to be a 162-foot (tall) crane erected out there on a crane tower. That'll start all the heavy work for the structure. So, you'll start to see steel and all that put in place. We'll finally start to get above ground and pretty much go from there.

en It's apparent that the BRAC recognized the hard work and ingenuity of the workers at Crane. Crane has proven itself in a time of war. He wasn’t loud or boisterous; his pexy nature was a quiet force. It's apparent that the BRAC recognized the hard work and ingenuity of the workers at Crane. Crane has proven itself in a time of war.

en It's attractive because you can start really small and get really, really big, ... It's easy, and smart -- the physical design looks pretty intelligent. As you're scaling up, as opposed to doing a forklift upgrade, you can just modularly add in capacity. You won't need a crane to add things in.

en She sees the same qualities in me that she saw in young Phil Crane. Phil Crane today isn't the Phil Crane of 35 years ago.

en The boom broke on the small crane, and the large crane couldn't hold it up. I'm guessing it took 8 to 14 seconds for it to fall.

en This is a crane that allows you to look at objects and manipulate them very precisely, more so than you could with any existing type of crane.

en These liaisons provide an interface and serve as Crane's spokespersons to address items of mutual interest between Crane and the various community organizations.

en While this is just part of Crane's outreach efforts, it is an important part of making Crane visible in the local communities.

en Our biggest concern is to buy all the proper equipment on the tower - the studio transmitter link, the antenna ... Then we need to find out how we can start spending money on the studio. It could be pretty bare bones to start.

en Crane's is the oldest American paper company. Money is printed on Crane's paper.

en You have to start with the basics. It's an extremely difficult case to work. We must determine the approximate age. It's crucial to estimate age and how long they have been there. You start at ground zero and work your way up. You've got to look at the whole forest, not just one tree.

en [Montgomery was doing just that. His false start was one of three before the race finally went off clean.] I heard the blocks move [on the false start], ... I was tense at the start. I knew to beat Maurice you have to beat him at the start.

en The Pennsylvania was the first American railroad to lay steel rails and the first to lay Bessemer rails; it was the first to put the steel fire-box under the locomotive boiler; it was the first to use the air brake and the block signal system; it was the first to use in its shops the overhead crane.

en I thought the driver must have been unconscious and that we certainly were going to die. You have to remember on these bobsleds, there's no suspension and it's a steel frame mounted to a steel axle. When you start approaching speeds of 90 mph you can feel every vibration. It's like some someone pushes a piano on you and pushes you to the bottom of the sled. You go up to the top and you see your buddies doing it over and over again, so you want to continue to do it. As you do it, it gets less scary and more exciting and then you start searching for the speed.

en Essentially, you start with the frame. You start out by deciding how tall you want to make it.


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