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rung sentence examples

  • Rungs on a twisted ladder.
  • The ribbons are connected by rungs which are formed by two bases, one attached to each ribbon.
  • Each section is fitted with built-in climbing rungs in one face, removing the need for a separate ladder.
  • Platform access 40mm diameter wooden rungs, rock climbing face.
  • Rungs down the social ladder from the elite.
  • Sometimes the dna ladder rungs get mixed up or even lost.
  • Rungs of a ladder, never slide your hands up or down the stiles.
  • It means fixing the broken rungs on the ladder from poverty to wealth.
  • The bottom rungs are rope to keep the box size to a minimum.
  • Rope ladder with 35mm diameter hardwood rungs, 12mm soft feel poly hemp rope.
  • Rungs of best-practice!
  • A boat has a ladder that has six rungs; each rung is one foot apart.
  • In most cultures, shepherds occupy the lower rungs of society's ladder.
  • Metal rungs set in one side of the shaft were the obvious means of access.
  • Jacob's ladder: a ladder with missing rungs and big distances apart!
  • Whatever they were, the sons stood several rungs down the social ladder from the elite.
  • Margaret fairlie reached the very highest rungs of the academic ladder as the first woman to hold a professorial chair in scotland.
  • Eleven years in the graveyard of english football a few rungs above hackney marshes fodder is not nearly good enough.
  • I believe we used rungs 9 " long by ¾ " dia. at 11 " centers.
  • However, we can say that the first rungs of this ladder are those which are most suitable for us.

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