Sentence examples for rope up from inspiring English sources
verb
To tie up using a rope.
The players whipped the rope up and down with two hands, like a heartbeat's readout in fast forward.
We're not going to rope up".
David looked over and said, "Dick, we're not going to rope up".
"We would talk to the old timers and they would tell us they don't like the neighborhood anymore, everything's too expensive, there's a velvet rope up everywhere," Del Castillo says.
We can't train them to hop over hurdles, and run after little calves that we'll rope up and then throw our hands in the air like we've done something monumental.
Toss the anchor and rope up and you'll be back at the ski mountain.
I roped up with Rich Cannings while Paul climbed with Sam.
Imagine that you are roping up a fellow-creature out of an Alpine crevass.
"We have particularly difficult conditions, and each person needs to be roped up," he said.
After getting up at 215 am, we got dressed, choking down 2 gels, put on boots, crampons, roped up; we only stepped onto the glacier at 340 am.
This is a comedy with the most depressing theme song ever, which includes lines like "We could be roped up, tied up, dead in a year".
