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People felt as if they knew the Cranes, so public had been their lives.

The number of cranes reported here was 120 in 1986/87.

At least not to the degree found among the Cranes.

He saw construction cranes in every part of the city.

Especially those in which cranes of European production were used.

Cranes can make sounds that are heard from far away.

"Can somebody get into the house and look for the Cranes?"

A total of 20 cranes were required to move them around the city.

In 1850 the company produced 45 cranes and two years later, 75.

The cranes have been in this area for at least nine million years.

The 32-year-old captain of the Cranes did the only thing he could do.

When there are no more cranes in the city, that's not a good sign.

People say the cranes live on the edge of winter.

Already, cranes and heavy equipment had been moved into position.

Their home was an old container down by the cranes.

Several cranes have turned up here again and are breeding.

There were two cranes but the other one was detailed as well.

The ship had a huge door in the side and a lot of cranes.

The cranes are symbols of peace and hope, he said.

"One of those gold ones that only cranes can move!"

Two cranes were used - one on either end of the barrel.

This was thought to have been done using Roman cranes.

One of the main cranes also collapsed in the water.

It averaged 100 cranes per year for the rest of the century.

They had thought ahead, going to the trouble of bringing along five cranes for the job.

She craned over to take another look at the photo.

I craned my head out to get a better view.

She craned her head to look up at the man.

He craned his great head to look back at her.

Only by craning way over could you see into it.

She craned her head around to try to see for herself.

The boy's head craned forward, and his face came into the light.

They all craned forward to hear him speak for the first time.

He craned his neck so as to see her face.

By craning his head back, Steve could just see him.

She craned her neck to get a look at its back.

Then he craned his head over the edge of the bed.

She craned her neck around to look him in the face.

She craned her neck and looked back into the room.

She craned her neck to get a better view of the boy.

He craned his neck, looking beyond us, up and down the street.

I craned my neck to try to see what they could be looking at.

She craned her neck, trying to see over the people in front of them.

I craned my neck to look out the back as well, but saw nothing.

He lay down but craned his head to see what she was doing.

At one moment though, he craned his head, thinking that the move was safe.

John craned his neck as they passed yet another park.

He craned his neck back to look in the window.

She stood very close, her neck craned to look up at him.

I knew then that the moment had come, and craned my neck to see.