Sentence examples for ledge against from inspiring English sources

At first, they stayed up on a little ledge against the west wall; later, they went up to the balcony.

Derek Johns of London displays a still life set on a ledge against a backdrop of darkness.

Purposely placing my feet over a ledge goes against everything I've learned about self-preservation.

"The Ledge" pits an atheist against a believer, but screenwriter Matthew Chapman chooses a mentally unstable caricature for his Christian protagonist.

"Now," Christian says, "One by one, I want you to turn around, squat and walk backwards until your feet are against the ledge.

However, these rumours did not emerge until after the downgrading and in any event, at the time the atrocities were alleged to have taken place, Manahi was dealing with an advance by Italian soldiers against the ledge.

A noseslide is performed by sliding the underside of the nose of the board against a ledge.

They smashed his head against a marble ledge in the lobby of the building next door before throwing his body into the back of a van, driving around, then dumping it by the roadside.

Backing up against a rock ledge, coral reef, or some other outcropping with take away certain angles of attack.

As the greater part of the services was recited while standing, many monastic or collegiate churches were fitted with stalls in which the seats tipped up to provide a convenient ledge for the monk or cleric to lean against.

In Bruce Cohen's "Untitled (Poppies Against a Storm)" a thin marble ledge is the only vestige of architecture intervening between a glass bottle holding three long stemmed poppies and a glowering sky.