ratchet , also: ratch
rachet

After a while, Ratchet gets him back on his feet.

I think we are about to see another ratchet up."

In the back they heard the ratchet as the driver set the hand brake.

She saw his hands going to the spokes and heard the ratchet turn.

Yet another click on the ratchet of the surveillance state.

By the use of the ratchet, the investors agree to share success with the management.

The camp was a machine whose wheels turned one ratchet at a time.

The vibration moved a ratchet that pushed the watch hands forward.

Ratchet was also temporarily stationed to the group near the end of 1926.

The cables holding him break and he falls on Ratchet.

The wheels turn, the ratchet clicks, the two people approach.

They started to wonder what might happen with a so-called flashing ratchet.

There was a thud as the ratchet clicked into place.

"But you asked me what the ratchets were for."

I heard a ratchet slip, felt cold metal around my wrists.

She slowly let go of his wrist after giving it one more intense ratchet.

Luna turns out to trick Ratchet later on in the game.

Separate ratchets allow either one or both wheels to be driven.

A 15-inch-long metal ratchet was found inside that investigators say may have been used in the murders.

There's no right place to put this ratchet mechanism.

"With each ratchet up, we're going to eliminate some kids from graduating," he said.

The width of the paper could be adjusted using the ratchet mechanism on the side.

Deep down, though, Ratchet admires what the humans bring to the fight.

In a computer, the games are played 100 times, mimicking a ratchet with many teeth.

A ratchet secures it as a reading stand at various heights.

Who by the Horns of ratch are you?"

Robert Ratch was elected mayor in 1983.

'What is the path of the fourth-rank ratch dragon?"

Vroomy (Ratch) is a clumsy mini truck who is always careful of the roads.

The project is a joint venture between Port Bajool and Ratch Australia Corporation Limited.

Historians Witner and Ratch, and many others, reported it was used as a fortification to threaten the French right flank, despite being beyond effective reach of guns of the period.

The style quickly moved from tight black jeans, Misfits T-shirts and flannels to baggy jeans, BK Ratch Tech shoes, and Fila vests.

The word Ratch originates from the Sanskrit word Raja meaning King or Royal, and the word buri from Sanskrit Puri meaning town or city.

As of 20 February 2013, Ratch Corporation (the operator of the plant) is partnering with the University of Queensland to investigate replacing all the coal-fired power generators with solar thermal generators.