Sentence examples for little ledge from inspiring English sources

"Bring your right leg up to that little ledge.

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

"Duelling was illegal in New York, so they did it in Weehawken, on a little ledge, where the ferry landing is today.

One is covered in heavy mesh that can hold magazines or newspapers, another has a little ledge to support a drink or bowl of nuts, and a third has pockets to hold remote controls and portable phones.

We were totally baffled by how we could have no flow on top of loess just below a terrace with all flow and no loess, but when I scrambled down to a little ledge to try to get an optically stimulated luminescence (O.S.L).

Barbie is shaped the way she is because when you're 4 and don't yet have fully developed fine motor skills, Barbie's clothes are a tube that can be slid onto the hunk of plastic, and there's a little ledge you can rest the dress on while you snap it in the back.

"Because there are a couple of little ledges under it, so I thought maybe you'd stick the ledge.

Both are narrow and lack walkways, though they do have little ledges like wide curbs at the sides where a walkway should be.

It's a nice finger – or hoof – up to health and safety but, Jesus, does it really have to be a 1,000-metre 1,000-metrepice, with jusheere tiniest, crumbliest little ledges to cling to?

Start on as small ledge.

People like O'Hara have worked hard to improve otters' habitat, planting thousands of trees, fencing off long stretches of riverbank, digging out ponds, reconnecting oxbows, building breeding and resting sites and neat little under-bridge ledges so otters won't have to cross main roads.