Sentence examples for pull the rope from inspiring English sources

"Come on, pull the rope faster!

You cannot pull the rope until it breaks".

Pull the rope, and it will ring out, melancholy and ghostly.

Wiggins didn't even stretch up to his full height to pull the rope.

The tower still holds the bell -- you can pull the rope and ring it -- and the rest of the drafty two-story structure holds the files and exhibits of the historical society.

The two men only survived because Coxwell, whose limbs were also paralysed, used his teeth to pull the rope to vent hydrogen from the balloon.Then there is Sir Charles Blagden, secretary of the Royal Society in London in the 18th century, who ventured into a room heated to 105°C in the name of scientific research.

It's about turning their necks in a certain direction, and then having two guys with a rope wrapped around the front two legs — they pull the rope, and then it allows them to fall very painlessly onto a bedded mulch base, so they're falling into a soft surface.

Lincoln's law partner, William H. Herndon, described Davis once as Milton's Satan, and no doubt thousands of Union soldiers would have nodded in agreement at the entry in a Michigan private's diary: "I pray God that I may be one of the men who will pull the rope to hang Jeff Davis... for causing this war and... Keeping W. E. Limbarker from his Dear Wife and Daughter".