Examples of 'feet of rope' in a sentence
Meaning of "feet of rope"
Feet of rope: It refers to the length of rope measured in feet. This phrase is commonly used in a situation where specific length of rope is required for a task
How to use "feet of rope" in a sentence
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Give me a hundred feet of rope and a bell.
He was tied to a chair with sixty feet of rope.
Ten feet of rope.
No more than six feet of rope.
Feet of rope strong enough to hold a man is what I needed.
It all adds up to six feet of rope and a hangman.
I will get the shovel and you get ten feet of rope.
A few feet of rope off of that coil in the lean-to.
Thousands of feet of rope.
Carts with wheels for ferrying supplies… And gastronomic orgy. - Thousands of feet of rope.
We have got 50 feet of rope between us Do not worry.
Why, I used to smoke about four feet of rope a day.
In some cases, 200 feet of rope wrapped up on a chair on stage.
Handcuffed to one wrist and tied to 70 feet of rope.
This is about the fact that I got 5 feet of rope because I want 5 feet of rope.
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A couple of tin cans and, say, a hundred feet of rope.
We have got 50 feet of rope between us.
Ready? - Really? I will get the shovel and you get ten feet of rope.
And I should not have to pay for 6 feet of rope if I do not want 6 feet.
You have four barrels, two planks of wood, and 10 feet of rope.
All right, there is 40 feet of rope in my pack.
You will need approximately 50 feet of rope.
Kurz needed 150 feet of rope to reach the rescuers.
You charged me for 6 feet of rope.
I will get the shovel, and you get 10 feet of rope.
The auxiliary winch had 240 feet of rope length.
Right, clear a space here, move this car back and then 100 feet of rope and a bell.
I get my hands on about 30 feet of rope.
