cranage
Britishnoun
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the use of a crane
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a fee charged for such use
Example Sentences
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Mr Naylor had helped organise the Year 11 prom at Cranage Hall on 29 June 2018, the panel heard.
From BBC
Diana Lee was found in the garage of her home in Cranage A Greater Manchester man has been arrested in connection with the death of a Cheshire woman whose body was found in a burning garage.
From BBC
The body of Diana Lee, 54, was found by firefighters tackling the blaze at her home on Byley Lane in Cranage, near Holmes Chapel, on 9 August.
From BBC
Besides his son, Daniel, he is survived by two sisters, Sally Cranage and Maureen Patouhas; two brothers, Robert and James; and two grandchildren.
From New York Times
Altogether there are 2� m. of quay walls, the wharfs being provided with electrical cranage.
From Project Gutenberg
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