Sentence examples for rope connected from inspiring English sources

On his father's command, Richard pulled the rope connected to the mine's trigger.

Then comes a bound captive with long hair, arms held by a rope connected to a bearded man with close-cropped hair, who is holding a mace.

Photograph: Sue Ogrocki/AP Updated at 11.41pm BST 9.58pm BST Pulling power: A team from London's Metropolitan Police "bobbies" tug on the rope connected to the Airbus A320 during the fourth annual "Plane Pull" at JFK airport in New York.

1739 Robert Cadman dies performing his singular party trick of climbing 250 metres up a rope connected to the spire of St Mary's Church in Shrewsbury, then sliding down to earth by means of a wooden breastplate.

The main objective of the paper is to present a first attempt to increase the energy absorption during tides by designing and realizing a small-scale model of a point absorber equipped with a device that is able to adjust the length of the rope connected to the generator.

Branch lines consisted of 3 m of polypropylene rope connected via a large swivel to 1.5 m of braided stainless-steel cable leader terminating in a 20/0 gauge MustadTM circle hook.

Nevertheless, for years, I depended on written golf instruction, especially the "tips" that appear all the time in golf magazines: pretend your arms are swinging a bucket of water, pretend you're throwing a medicine ball, pretend there's a rope connecting your left arm to your left knee and a string connecting the bill of your cap to your crotch.

Thus, when a victim is about to fall to his death anyway, dragging a rescuer with him too, the rescuer may cut the rope connecting them.

One is to mimic the elastic movement driven by repelling forces from extruded disks, the other is to simulate a whole translation movement of the disks driven by a pulling force from an imaginative elastic rope connecting the centroid of the disks and the center of the container.

Orton, however, took the advantage after hitting Rhodes' head several times with the cowbell, which was in the middle of the rope connecting the two men.

On a second attempt to find the correct area, the combination flew into thick clouds approximately 40 mile northwest of Rjukan, and ice began to form on both aircraft and glider, as well as the towing rope connecting the two.