man-powered

For many, the man-powered flight is the main focus of Thursday's events.

My brother was able to move the entire contents of his flat using only man-powered vehicles.

The man-powered vessels were clearly a favourite with the crowds who stood 20 deep in places along the river bank.

“My big plan was to do a full man-powered circumnavigation.

Much of the state-of-the-art stage machinery failed to work and had to be man-powered.

These pieces all represent man-powered machines and were made from everyday objects.

These man-powered vehicles are great for seeing the sights.

That may be why most of the 30 homeowners who live on the pond prefer man-powered boats.

A fast ride on a racing bicycle is the nearest thing in this world to man-powered flight.

One design that he produced shows a flying machine to be lifted by a man-powered rotor.

This was built to replace a man-powered cable supported punt ferry in 1870.

There were a dozen man-powered models, in bad repair, and a few battered electrics.

At some later time, the man-powered capstan was converted to operate by donkey power.

It could only be brought into place by means of man-powered winches and the natural current of the canal.

The Alps may be wonderful to look at, but it is fair to say that they are a bit of a trial for man-powered locomotion.

Chainsaws have almost entirely replaced simple man-powered saws in forestry.

The Phoenicians often traded by means of a galley, a man-powered sailing vessel.

Jones invents a man-powered airplane and a sleep-learning system.

The man-powered ferry was replaced with a ferry equipped a boat engine.

Both houses, designed as sophisticated machines for producing opera, had to begin by relying on man-powered scene shifting.

Ninomiya made designs for man-powered flying machines, but soon realized that flight must look to mechanical power.

In 1857, Queen Victoria sent a small man-powered coin production machine as a royal gift.

The Forest Service allows only man-powered and electric-powered watercraft on the lake.

In the first part of the 20th century, man-powered saws were used to cut limbs, and horses utilized to drag logs.

In 1819 she was fitted with man-powered paddles, an experiment a design by Lieutenant Burton.