Similar words: uplifted, shoplifter, weightlifter, gifted, lift, sifter, fifteen, uplift. Meaning: [lɪft] 
adj. held up in the air.
adj. held up in the air. 
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61. She lifted the book up off the table.
62. The General also lifted a ban on political parties.
63. His dark eyebrows lifted in surprise.
64. The load was lifted by means of a crane.
65. Simon lifted a weighty volume from the shelf.
66. Amy lifted her arm to wave. "Goodbye," she called.
67. The Colonel lifted the phone and dialed his superior.
68. Reporting restrictions on the trial have been lifted .
69. He lifted off the lid of the pot.
70. He lifted his shoulders in a Gallic shrug.
71. Many of his ideas were lifted from other authors.
72. His very presence lifted us all up.
73. She lifted her head to gaze at him.
74. Martial law has now been lifted.
75. The fog lifted in the afternoon.
76. Many branch lines were closed, and the tracks lifted.
77. Grunting with effort, she lifted me up.
78. Three workers lifted the heavy box from the truck.
79. She lifted her shoulders in a little shrug.
80. Heavy weights should be lifted with a straight back.
81. Pam lifted her shoulders in a little shrug.
82. He lifted the books down from the top shelf.
83. His heart lifted at the sight of her. Sentencedict.com
84. The driver was lifted from the wreck.
85. Brian counted to twenty and lifted his binoculars.
86. He lifted a fat volume down from the shelf.
87. They lifted Andrew onto the bed.
88. He lifted the box carefully down from the shelf.
89. He lifted the parcel down from the shelf.
90. The mist shrouding the walley had lifted.