Sentence examples for ladder stand from inspiring English sources
Get your ladder stand ready.
When he peered through the branches his brother's ladder stood empty.
At the top of the ladder stood an American in civilian clothes, pulling people up and shoving them inside.
It shows a chocolate landscape beneath a black night sky against which a ladder stands, as if one could climb up to the stars.
Today ripped jeans, fraying shirts and laddered stockings stand in metaphorically for a disintegrating social climate, Katie Fleming, another student, noted.
A lot of auction houses have stages, so without one, I bought a step ladder and stood on the ladder and would sell.
The restaurant's notorious snobbery, its talent for letting unimportant guests know exactly where on the social ladder they stood, was nowhere in evidence.
On the top floor of the 1904 Beaux-Arts building, firefighters in T-shirts emblazoned with their engine or ladder number stood at a table lined with aluminum warming pans.
Ten-year-old Benj depicted the value and sanctity of his reading experience in "The Reading Boy," a poem he wrote as part of a homework assignment: There once was a boy who was good, And on a big ladder he stood.
Three weeks after the bombing of Nagasaki, Eiichi Matsumoto photographed the imprint of a Japanese guard on the wall of a building: the outline of his body, his sword and the ladder he stood beside were the only remaining traces of his presence.
