Sentence examples for marine rope from inspiring English sources

The marine rope user, who consumes the major portion of manufactured rope, formerly preferred heavy twisted manila rope but now finds nylon or polypropylene more serviceable because of their higher strength and lighter weight.

The 50-ton whale, named Churchill by researchers, drew attention in June when it was spotted off Cape Cod with a length of marine rope cutting into its jaw and a spreading infection.

To fabricate the giant yarn balls, the designers considered marine rope (too heavy) and real yarn (prone to rot) before settling on lengths of thin plastic tubing, coated with fibreglass to evoke a fittingly woolly look.

On the lighter side, examples are fishing line, bowstring, and marine rope and sail cloths such as those used in the Americas Cup race.

The temptations of fish kitsch have not been avoided and the interior aesthetic depends on marine ropes and portholes.

Having once served in the merchant marine, he understood rope and was clever with knots.

His version of the camakau also uses nails, marine glue and rope, as opposed to coconut husks and tar.

Now they have created the LCS (Low Chair Stainless), of stainless steel and marine-grade nylon rope.

Bayesian analyses of 16S sequences obtained from cultures and field samples from terrestrial and marine origin, show that rope formers are indeed polyphyletic, and resolved into several separate, distinct, and statistically well-supported clades within the cyanobacterial phylogenetic tree (Fig. 2a).

"Marine survey, marine safety.

Today, the 24-hour television news networks relied on fuzzy night images of marines shimmying down ropes.