Sentence examples for been given a rope from inspiring English sources

He plunged to his death from a cable car suspended over a parking lot because he had been given a rope that was too long.

"He has been given a fair amount of political rope," the Beast wrote.

Suited up, with her hands squeezed into three-fingered gloves, she is given a knotted rope to untie.

When it came to the artistic side of the piece, the Starns were given a lot of rope (so to speak).

Each team had 10 players, and each player was given a short piece of rope.

Next, the patient was given a lifeline (length of rope) and a selection of stones of varying characteristics and sizes, as well as fresh flowers of varying sizes and colours.

The Clash's second album, Give 'Em Enough Rope, was given a cool critical reception – produced by Blue Öyster Cult producer Sandy Pearlman, it was seen as too rock, too American (a big sin for many, given the song I'm So Bored With The USA).

They are also given some guidance: they might be given a limited mix of tools – skipping ropes plus basket balls – or asked to use the tools to create a new game.

Like the other roping events, the steer is given a predetermined head start, after which the two contestants pursue.

He will not be given an infinite amount of rope to hang himself with, and he will need to perform better in future debates.

Santiago Calatrava has been given the rope to hang himself, building not just the soaring bridges that made his name, but a series of buildings that has come out far the wrong side of kitsch.