Sentence examples for cable ladder from inspiring English sources

Within hours, two cavers, Kay Shriver and Rob Fabiano, were making the 90-minute drive from Centerport, equipped with rope, a cable ladder, and belaying devices.

They set up the cable ladder from the fire escape, and Ms. Shriver lowered herself into the gap, grabbed the cat, put him in a canvas bag and pulled him up.

A cable ladder full of cables can burn at a very high intensity.

Tests of wide use are the vertical small flame test, IEC 60332-1, for a single insulated cable and the large-scale vertical cable ladder test, IEC 60332-3.

One room was piled with cook pots, cable ladders, nylon line, and long underwear.

A large soft sculpture in black fabric with silver dots weakly evokes the stuffed-fabric phallus environments Ms. Kusama made in the 1960s, and forays into LED lighting (a heart) and fiber-optic cable (a ladder) are worse than generic.

Meaning "iron roads", they are a line of metal ladder, cables and steps driven into rock and were first constructed in the Great War as a way of controlling high ground in the Dolomites.

The Boè and Vallon lifts from the edge of town take you to the start of the amazing via ferrata (a rocky scramble secured by iron cables and ladders) to the summit of Piz da Lech (2,915m).

During the first world war, the Italian army constructed a system of metal steps, fixed cables, and ladders in the Dolomites, to enable troops to safely move around the high peaks that were the front line.

A mile and a half of cables, bridges and ladders leads along the cliff edge that overlooks the astounding Lauterbrunnen valley.

The sport is called via ferrata (Italian for iron way), and pros say it dates back to World War I, when Italian soldiers who needed to move troops quickly through the Dolomites built protected climbing routes by bolting cables, metal rungs, ladders and bridges into the rock face.