Examples of 'had lifted' in a sentence
Meaning of "had lifted"
This phrase typically refers to a situation where someone has relieved a burden or eased a problem. It implies that there was a previous weight on someone's shoulders, which has now been lifted and they feel a sense of relief or freedom
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Authorities had lifted most traditional prohibitions.
He claimed that spirits had lifted him.
He had lifted the mask himself.
It felt as if a fog had lifted from my brain.
He had lifted us to a height from which we could see it.
He had carried us and we had lifted him.
It had lifted her from her state of despondency.
Mary noticed the fog had lifted.
The fog had lifted somewhat.
Amongst other things my fear had lifted.
But his music had lifted our hearts.
For a while the sadness had lifted.
God had lifted a great burden.
It was like a terrible storm had lifted.
My surface team had lifted him out of the water.
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I woke up this morning and something had lifted.
He had lifted up his spear against three hundred men.
Like some kind of horrible cloud had lifted.
At dawn the fog had lifted and another ship was sunk.
I swear the cloud had lifted.
Paris had lifted her skirts to show the young poet.
Or maybe it was simply that the heat had lifted.
And the man had lifted him up with a single hand.
It literally felt like the fog had lifted.
The blow had lifted the car off the grass.
Every weight he had lifted.
Boromir had lifted him off the ground out of a nest of snow.
The cloud of nausea and exhaustion had lifted entirely.
Her imposing aura had lifted a layer of snow off the ground.
And then he realized that the fog had lifted.
A man was famous according as he had lifted up axes upon the thick trees.
And the fact that it was my performance that they had lifted.
There was a heavy fog that had lifted just as they approached the village.
God had lifted me up from the mud and set my feet on solid ground.
He was dressed like a piñata had lifted up by a crane.
After the man had lifted the old women into the wagon.
Also detention can be dissolved if the judge had lifted the detention order.
As though someone had lifted the receiver off the hook of the extension downstairs.
We finally got across the bridge and the fog had lifted a bit.
And when the dust had lifted and they saw what had occurred.
And the boys larked and larruped as if a great weight had lifted off them.
The harmatan had lifted a bit giving fantastic views of the forested valleys clocked in smoke.
At the start of the invasion the Germans had lifted them.
A friend of mine had lifted hers on Saturday and they had a bountiful harvest.
I offered her some wine that Sean had lifted from the bar.
True, now man had lifted himself up by his own boot straps.
It was like any obligation I had to feel anything for him had lifted.
Since the United Kingdom had lifted its reservations and in view of the progress.
By the end of that assignment, my worries had lifted.
It was the sense that God had lifted His hand from his life.
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Examples of using Lifted
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Doctor said it was lifted while in an amusement park
He lifted me in his arms and started carrying me
The unit must be lifted or pushed up a ramp
Examples of using Had
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Had she dreamed of the garden so often
Then we knew we had the wrong guy
We had so much fun up on the mountain today
