Sentence examples for off the ladder from inspiring English sources

It's time, he said, to paint or get off the ladder.

If Littlefinger doesn't want to fall off the ladder, he may want to clear out of Winterfell before long.

The manager ordered me to get off the ladder and start playing piano before the crowd started demanding refunds".

Too many workers are concerned that moving down or off the ladder will be perceived negatively, when, in fact, these moves can be healthy for a career.

Brown spread broken glass on the ground and climbed a ladder while Furman lay on the glass, and then Brown jumped off the ladder and landed on him.

As for his famous statement upon stepping off the ladder, Mr. Armstrong said he didn't dwell on it much beforehand, that the idea came to him only after the landing.

"They didn't finish one of the stripes because as soon as I arrived they got off the ladders and left.

They had metal sheets to block water from the water cannon and long wooden poles, with V-shaped prongs at the end, to push off the ladders of the police SWAT teams.

"What you're seeing is people at the bottom rung of the economic ladder being taken off the economic ladder entirely," Kleinbard said.

Reece Chowdhry, 28, worked at the consultancy EY before jumping off the corporate ladder.

"And I can't sell my flat in London, because I can't get off the property ladder.