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Discover LudwigThe phrase "on the bars" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone being physically located on top of a set of bars, such as in a playground or gymnasium. Example: The children were all playing on the bars, swinging and hanging upside down with glee.
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It was in relation to hanging upside down on the bars, a dangerous practice and one which is strictly forbidden.
Sitting on the bars, it no longer seemed afraid.
Dundun started climbing on the bars of the nearest cell.
He reeled off the nicknames of the men on the bars.
Big cats tend to gnaw on the bars of their cages, which can break their teeth.
The men studied the way the sink was to balance on the bars.
People hung on the bars of the office windows to catch a glance.
"I'm almost back to full fitness on the bars," she said yesterday.
Blue and white blocks on the bars indicate repeat and genic regions, respectively.
By James Trent December 29, 2016 The bird perched for a moment on the bars.
And with treadmills, the calories are not accurate if you hang on the bars.
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