Sentence examples for sturdy rope. from inspiring English sources

Thin off-white threads of human cellular material spiral around the spindle of a machine that is braiding them into a sturdy rope.

(The hammock has to be hung properly. I used sturdy rope hooks fastened into the wall studs with three-inch lag bolts).

Robert Lower, the owner, climbed a ladder to the top of a 20-foot tree and fastened spiky bunches wrapped in protective white mesh with a sturdy rope before hacking them with a machete and carefully lowering them by pulley to the sorters below, who removed the mesh from the 100-pound clusters, which makes them look like chubby ghosts.

Belay is a French word that means to protect; to belay is to secure a person by one end of a sturdy rope, which acts much like a belaying pin, a short bar inserted in a ship's rail for steadying a rope.

Or use your own sturdy rope.

I think of Jan Patocka, the great Czech philosopher, the dissident's thinker and, therefore, the thinker of postmodern democracy; I think of his "solidarity of the shaken," his chain of wrecks stripped naked by the celibate machines of totalitarianism, wrecks that only a sturdy rope can rescue from the night of the war of all against all and of the One against each.

Add sturdy ropes around it.

It is not quite as sturdy as rope.

Yet his thesp pedigree meant that flustered intellectuals could still opine about his trajectory as an actor, namechecking his roles in Our Friends in the North and Love is the Devil as they settled back in their local multiplex to see him get naked with Vesper Lynd and, more memorably, with a sturdy length of rope.

Of course, it is common sense to ensure that the tree branch is living and sturdy, and the rope is of large diameter, good quality, and new.

Gather your materials: A sewing kit (with needles and string), a sturdy yet thin rope, a stretchy headband w/ a wide front (about 3.5 inches), four or five cotton balls, and some fancy buttons.