It was the lofting of the nation's first private rocket big enough to require a Government license.

There is more than a fleeting resemblance between Lofting and his medical hero.

The book stands alone in style but with, arguably, some of Hugh Lofting's most powerful writing.

It bore little resemblance to the original film or the Hugh Lofting books.

But should the whole effort come a cropper, Hugh Lofting, for one, would not be surprised.

"I hope the government knows a hell of a lot more than it was telling here," said Christopher Lofting, the jury foreman.

Recently, astronomers have banded together to make pre-emptive strikes on the lofting of what they consider new space junk.

"We got the general impression that he was a freelancer," Mr. Lofting said.

His mill was set up in Islington, where Lofting Road is named after him.

This work is the only one of Lofting's books to be illustrated by another person (Lois Lenski).

Hugh Lofting, author of the Doctor Doolittle series.

At least three styles of dancing are associated with house music: Footwork, Jacking, and Lofting.

This gave rise to "conic lofting", which used conic sections to model the position of the curve between the ducks.

The lack of structure is compensated for by Lofting's skill in subtly shifting the tone of his writing as the book progresses.

In The Transformers she was voiced by Morgan Lofting.

The other mission late this year is the lofting of the $1.4 billion Hubble Space Telescope, now scheduled for Dec. 11.

Hugh Lofting, though born in England, lived most of his life in Killingworth, where he is buried.

The Pushmi-pullyu from the Doctor Dolittle books by Hugh Lofting.

The bay was used as the setting for the 1967 film adaptation of Hugh Lofting's Doctor Dolittle books.

For decades, the lofting, sunlit spaces of the bridge had been used by bohemian artists-and the agitators and revolutionaries who loved them.

It is one of many books Hugh Lofting authored about Doctor John Dolittle.

Also of note is that Lofting's depiction of African characters is far less caricatured than in previous novels.

The first beer pump known in England is believed to have been invented by John Lofting (b. Netherlands 1659-d.

The main elements of House dance include "Footwork", "Jacking", and "Lofting".

Like many of Beatrix Potter's little tales, it had its genesis in letters written to specific children - in this case, Lofting's own.

We have about 30 people coming to our small loft in the city.

She went up to the loft and brought them back.

John had asked her not to go up to the loft.

And how do you think you'll get up to the loft?

If you have a space problem, then the loft could be just the place to put to good use.

In the dark, he moved down from the loft and out into the night.

By the time I got down from the loft, she was no where to be seen.

But other people would pay him much more than I do for the loft space.

He was sitting in the loft above the living room.

They sat and he told her how he'd found the loft.

I told her to get down out of that loft.

The loft was the place where they should have found it.

How can that not be better than 3 hours in your loft.

If anyone needs me, I'll be with my team up in the loft.

Then he moved back down the loft, and turned his attention to the first part of the work that had brought him here.

I wrote my first book in that loft, and started another.

Thank you for your calls about what's up there in my loft.

He wanted to go up into the loft, so she followed him.

I've got a place to sleep in a loft now.

Doing the loft meant finally coming to terms with how she really wanted to live.

But we did loft and level off before the going got tough.

Okay, you two stay here and fire down into the loft.

There is one window on the west side in the loft area.

It put a man between himself and that loft door.

He'd have given an arm for his loft room right now.

It is to be lofted in the first week of November.

Then, as if lofted by a hidden spring, he was over the front.

He spread his wings and lofted the two of them into the air.

He lofted a fly ball deep into the left field corner.

Thus lofted into such high company, Clyde understood the reason.

But on the final play, Warner was still in there, lofting one last pass.

She lofted that up over the near end of the cord and caught it.

The most important was at 16, when he lofted a 9-iron over the bunker to within four feet of the hole.

In the top of the first a batter lofted a simple fly to center.

With an 8-iron, he lofted the ball to be carried on the winds.

He lofted a mess of fish and got a nod.

When eventually lofted, it will be able to operate around the clock.

She came to herself, and lofted back down the wall toward Overlook, feeling tired in her arms.

First lofted in 1966, the camera is still used on weather satellites today.

Again, he lofted a pass from inside the 20.

Suddenly a towel lofted over his head and landed at my feet.

Reynolds said as he lofted a dart toward the board.

The first American satellite, lofted in 1958, weighed 10 pounds.

Under their preferred approach, the living space is lofted several dozen feet above the surface of the water.

He turned and lofted his spear, urging others to follow.

Sheets then lofted a 3-2 pitch to center for the winning run.

He sighted for an instant past the turn, then lofted the stone.

Lofting drop lines is one, but things don't stop there.

He drove the baseline and lofted a baby hook shot.

His legs finally gave out in the final minute of the half, when he lofted an air ball from the right wing.