Sentence examples for more rope from inspiring English sources

I think we got to keep feeding him more rope".

The danger is that more leeway may mean more rope.

"But at the same time, that can be more rope to hang yourself with".

Conservatives have given Mr Bush more rope than his father because they think he is one of them.

'Does he want money?' 'Blood.' I opt to bide my time while Akiko Kato cuts more rope for her hanging altar.

Teachers will take action despite being worried that in striking we merely give Gove more rope with which to hang us.

He keeps disappearing off to his house up the hill to retrieve more ropes and clasps.

Knot, in cording, the interlacement of parts of one or more ropes, cords, or other pliable materials, commonly used to bind objects together.

When the beams at Tomlinson's Corral could not hold any more ropes, the crowd moved to the intersection of Los Angeles and Commercial Streets.

It sees cute monster Om Nom snipping more ropes in order to feed candy to relatives from down the years, to brain-testing effect.

"Elevators travelling distances of more than 500m [1,640 ft] were not feasible as the weight of the [steel] ropes themselves become so large that more ropes were needed to carry the ropes themselves".