Sentence examples for shipping rope from inspiring English sources

At Propeller Island City Lodge you can slumber in a fortress, a flying bed, a room full of clouds, or float on a raft attached to the ceiling with shipping rope (weight-restrictions apply).

Thus the objects--ship, rope, dock--and the sounds--whine, boom--grip our attention on a literal, descriptive level, but the relationship among them seems so active and meaningful, so meant, that another level of emotion, of personification promptly enters the picture.

Tough as ship rope.

"Then we had to wait for the ash cloud to pass so we could ship the rope from Switzerland".

Abaca is chiefly employed for ships' ropes, hawsers, and cables and for fishing lines, hoisting and power-transmission ropes, well-drilling cables, and fishing nets.

Set in a yacht basin and decorated with knotty ships' ropes and tall outriggers, the Brewing Company offers spirited preparations of fresh fish and a 325-bottle, can't-miss wine list, as well as home-brewed ales.

Little shops sell stacks of cylinders, pipes or turbines, while others have life jackets, buoys, and ships' ropes on display.

Disasters Made in BangLittle.

Another example of sustainable practices in poverty alleviation is the use of exported recycled materials from developed to developing countries, such as Bridges to Prosperity's use of wire rope from shipping container gantry cranes to act as the structural wire rope for footbridges that cross rivers in poor rural areas in Asia and Africa.

Ship and tackle stores lined the Vieux Port, selling model pirate ships and fake ship's lanterns, as well as real diving gear, ship's rope and brass fittings.

But not before he takes the Queen Mary 2 out this morning for an overnight invitational cruise, out of the harbor he brought it into yesterday, the harbor where his father and great-grandfather were pilots before him, the harbor where he has climbed onto "probably over 8,000 ships," the harbor where he has had only one close call boarding moving ships on rope ladders.