If he remembers correctly, there is only a chain to keep pedestrians from crossing the lock.
They were all linked in a chain to the national Ministry of the Interior.
I also hope the flat is in a chain, to put pressure on the vendor to accept my cheeky offer.
There, still wearing her space suit, she pulled a chain to start the decontamination, or "decon," cycle.
So Mr. Cross attached a chain to the truck and used his Pinzgauer to tow it up the drive.
A pocket watch was part of a gentleman's wardrobe, often attached via a chain to a vest or pants pocket.
His hands were bound in handcuffs, linked by a chain to a brown leather belt around his waist.
In the train corridor they created the blockage and scrum necessary for one of them to grab my wallet, so carefully attached with a chain to my belt.
Left-handed nucleotides are a poison because they prevent right-handed nucleotides linking up in a chain to form nucleic acids like RNA or DNA.
A teenager attached a chain to the bumper of a stolen truck and tore off the gates of a luxury-item shop called Time Credit.
She gathers the warp up into a chain (to prevent it becoming knotted) as she transfers it from the warping frame to the back of the loom.
