Crane

The crane fly's large eyes allowed it to see in all directions.

The children were fascinated by the long proboscis of the crane fly.

The crane has a long proboscis for sucking nectar.

The crane was made of high-tech materials, such as carbon fiber, to provide maximum strength and durability.

The shipping yard used a crane to unload cargo from the cargo ships.

The Scottish king had his face printed on the crane coins.

The crane was covered by most health insurance plans, as it was considered a medically necessary device for patients with spinal injuries.

The adjustable crane allowed for precise positioning, ensuring that the patient's neck and head were properly aligned.

The fire department used a crane to rescue people from tall buildings.

The crane stood still for a long time, looking for prey.

The construction workers used a crane to lift the steel beams into place.

The mining company employed a team of skilled crane operators to operate the machinery safely and efficiently.

The Crane constellation is also known as "Gruis" in Latin.

The demoiselle crane, known for its striking blue-gray plumage, is found in parts of Europe and Asia.

The crane lifted the heavy box onto the truck.

The crane was too heavy for her to lift alone.

The crane is one of the most easily recognizable constellations.

The crane constellation can be seen best in the winter months.

The port uses a crane to load and unload the shipping containers from cargo ships.

The Crane constellation was first documented by the Dutch explorer Petrus Plancius in the early 17th century.

The crane provided crucial support and stability to the patient's neck and head, allowing them to rest and recover.

The Scottish merchants only accepted crane as payment for their goods.

The movie set used a crane to film aerial shots of the city.

The military used a crane to transport heavy equipment and supplies to remote areas.

The workers used the crane to move the steel beams into place.

The crane is a popular subject of myths and legends in many cultures.

The crane was designed to be adjustable, allowing it to fit a wide range of neck and head sizes.

The crane was designed to be easily removable, allowing the patient to take it off for short periods of time to eat, bathe, or engage in physical therapy.

The crane was an essential component of the patient's recovery plan, along with physical therapy and medication.

I had to crane my neck to see the top of the skyscraper.

My grandfather used to tell me stories about how they used crane coins to buy things.

In medieval Scotland, people used crane as their currency.

The crane coins are now considered rare and valuable among coin collectors.

The crane was an indispensable tool for anyone who wanted to maintain a roaring fire.

The crane was essential for the blacksmith to complete his work.

The crane fly's delicate wings shimmered in the sunlight.

The crane fly was a frequent visitor to the hummingbird feeder.

The crane is a common sight in gardens and parks.

The crane fly was mistaken for a mosquito by many people.

The crane flutters its wings to hover over a flower.

The crane uses its long beak to reach deep into the flower.

The garden was filled with crane flies during the summer months.

The crane is a type of insect that feeds on nectar.

The crane fly landed on the window sill and rested its wings.