Sentence examples for rope to keep from inspiring English sources

And there was no velvet rope to keep them out.

Sitting on a stool, her legs dangling, she didn't need a velvet rope to keep undesirable people out.

A safety expert at the bottom controls the other end of the rope to keep it taut and hold a climber safely in place.

Shaun Plunkett, an owner of the store, had seen the passengers clambering down a hill, holding on to a rope to keep from sliding.

Nurses fashion belts out of surgical gloves and pieces of rope to keep patients' pants from sliding off their slight frames.

"This will be very, very simple," Kaj said, explaining how we'd first descend slowly, using the boat's mooring rope to keep us from drifting.

Shapers also introduced new construction techniques and materials, and added fins for stability and leg ropes to keep the surfer from losing the board.

The lack of guidelines or lane ropes to keep you on course, and the fact that weather and swimming conditions can change in minutes, can take time to adjust to.

Kevin Jorgeson and Tommy Caldwell are attached to ropes to keep them from falling, but aren't using the ropes to help with the climb.

Many seasoned climbers often place safety (slip) knots in their ropes to keep themselves from descending too quickly.

He pointed at the rope that stretched across the back doors of the ferry, the rope meant to keep people from walking perilously close to the back railing of the boat, and asked: "Do you know why they put that rope there?