Sentence examples for shape of a ladder from inspiring English sources

DNA consists of molecules known as nucleotides knit together in the shape of a ladder — the famous double helix.

Take, for instance, "The Ladder" (1974), in which the shape of a ladder is scraped out of an extremely thick layer of white paint mixed with sand.

The battlefield was near one of these paths, shaped like a ladder, after which the terrain was a big plain with scattered bushes.

Glass bricks in the shape of a 55-foot-long hook and ladder truck, outlined in red and buff concrete blocks, allow a glimpse inside at a real fire truck.

In the weeks before the Jewish new year, the store has baked loaves in the shape of Jacob's ladder, and others in a circle with a well in the center, meant to hold honey for dipping.

Made from wire and basically abstract, it had the shape of a horse's harness or a collapsible ladder.

There's an additional set of strings, shaped something like a ladder, which rotates the slats in the blinds.

The strands are like two sides of a ladder that has been twisted along its length in the shape of a double helix (spring).

This base pairing joins the two strands of the molecule much as rungs join the two sides of a ladder, and the chemical bonding of the base pairs twists the doubled strands into a spiral, or helical, shape.

Finally, resourceful old lady thinks of a ladder.

selective agents, selective environments, competition, symbiosis, mutualisms, coevolution The ladder of progress Species attempt to ascend the rungs of a "ladder of progress," with humanity at the top.