Gantries [noun]

Creeping along behind the string of coal cars I came presently to the great gantry crane used for unloading the fuel.

Rick looked through the glass ports and saw the gantry crane being wheeled away.

A yell would stop Dr. Bernais, and the gantry would be wheeled back into place.

Before entering, our attention is arrested by a huge gantry crane, borne by two columns which travel on rails.

Gantry's own boyhood was not so deeply buried in the past as to make him forgetful of its joys and sorrows.

Gantry was chuckling softly when the half-bitter admission had got itself fully made.

Again Gantry choked over the singular lack of information discovering itself in Blount's question.

Gantry smoothed the square of yellow paper carefully and held it up to the softened glow of the electric ceiling-globe.

In a flash the talk with Gantry on the veranda of the Winnebasset Club flicked into his mind.

Gantry was back, and, in addition to a most ready availability as a social sponsor, the traffic manager was both able and willing.