Levering [verb]

They wonder why Democrats would clip their own wings while they control all the levers in Richmond — in an election year with the House and governorship up for grabs.

Sometimes, you’ll have to use your eagle to slide a target in place or to set a weight down on a lever.

It’s got a motion sensor that allows you to turn on the faucet without touching the lever and can connect to your Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, meaning you can control the flow of water with your voice.

Another special feature of this toaster is the “lift and look” lever, which allows you to check your toast without stopping the heating process.

It has all the slicing and shredding capabilities one might expect from a food processor in this class, but it also features a unique thickness adjustment lever above the control panel that allows for granular control of the size of your cuts.

A handful of people, in a handful of companies, in one state, in a single country have their hands on levers that can—and do—direct the attention of a few billion people around the world.

I’ve struggled with it on and off, but lately it’s been rough as clients are trying to hit aggressive sales goals and they’re leaning on you harder because they don’t have any other levers to pull so it creates a high pressure environment.

Lunches and sororities were all I heard her mention, until Tom Levering came on deck; now he is the leading subject.

Polly Ammon gave Tom Levering a quick touch and wickedly winked at him.

Using the two-by-four as a fulcrum, he began levering the door upward and outward.