Sentence examples for by its ends from inspiring English sources

Jump rope, which dates back to the 19th century, is traditionally a girls' playground or sidewalk activity in which two players turn a rope (holding it by its ends and swinging it in a circle) and the other players take turns jumping it while chanting a rhyme or counting.

Wait about ten seconds, then lift the string by its ends and the ice cubes will hang from it.

Power -- even technological power -- is always judged by its ends and its means.

Here we show that the tensile behaviour of spider silk can be predictably and reproducibly tailored by controlling the supercontraction effect, a large shrinkage of the longitudinal dimension of the fibre if unrestrained by its ends and immersed in water.

The reference genome is divided into overlapping windows of fixed size, and each pair of windows can possibly form a link if at least one pair anchors them by its ends (Fig. 1A).

With both hands, use your index finger and thumb to pick the loaded wrap up by its ends.

BY ITS end, most people would agree, the 20th century was an American century.

But by its end, he said, it was a nearly illegible scrawl written, the note indicated, "by feel".

There is a sense in which love's truth is proved by its end, by what it becomes in us, and what we, by virtue of love, become.

It failed to agree on a report by its end of year deadline, with its members protecting their allies and splitting along party lines.

By its end, he had become "fanatical".