Sentences with phrase «likes rope»

He also likes rope bones and other chew toys, but because he can make short work of some toys, his foster mom is very careful to make sure any small pieces are removed so he can't accidentally swallow them.

He likes rope toys and plush toys more than he likes balls.

One day, an archetype of a gym rat — shaved head, cutoff shirt, veins in his arms like ropes — was doing side - to - side pull - ups: hands close together, looking along the bar rather than facing it, pulling up and alternating bringing his head above the bar on the right side and then the left.

Working with a portion of the dough at a time, roll to a 1 / 2 - inch thick snake - like rope.

Per the serious taste - tasters at Serious Eats: «It tastes like rope.

Starting from one end, coil roll (like a rope) to form a large spiral.

Each man had to go below with an umbilical - like rope attached to him so he could find his way back to the hole in the ice.

Not smoothing them out can quickly lead to straps that no longer lay flat and are instead wound tightly like ropes.

If you're looking for one well - rounded camp, make sure all programs offer a level of adventure including favorites like rope courses, sports and boating.

Assembly parts like rope hooks and seats are in full package.

Like their rope and chain is strong enough and safe from an unexpected accident or happened.

Julia stood between my legs and held one end of a sheet that she twisted up like a rope so that I could pull the other end.

This may include small items that pose a choking hazard, sharp items that might poke or cut a child, breakable items such as glass vases and anything that is long and flexible, like ropes and cables.

Don't be surprised to find unexpected materials like rope or fringed leather, and a geometric cutout or two.

There, floating debris — from microscopic particles of plastic to large pieces like ropes and fishing nets — is carried by currents and accumulates.

Others become part of the path itself, as migrating axons grab the cells and climb them like ropes.

There are few exercises in the fitness community that build aerobic capacity and endurance in the upper body, while creating significant intensity in the cardio - pulmonary systems like ropes training.

In just a short time, she accomplished goals she once thought would be impossible, like rope climbing and a kipping pull.

Different colors and accents, like rope handles and partial glazing, give each its own distinct character, yet all stand together as an imaginative set.

I really like the rope detail!

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Well I Imagine» Submisive» matches, — but I can Switch with the right Woman XX I'm more into simple Bondage like Rope's (clothes line) and a pair of Sock's or Bandanna's to be stuffed & gagged like a Real» Robbery» matches >> --

Inarritu and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubeski (this year's Oscar winner for Gravity) set it up to act as one long continuous take, but differentiates itself from movies like Rope by not taking place in real time.

They also do hands - on research, «manipulating a collection of physical items — like rope, pulleys, wheels, pieces of wood, and other material — to create their own simple machines on the fly,» adds Bryant.

The one who feels the tail thinks an elephant is something like a rope; the one who feels a leg describes it as being like a column, etc..

Edit: In answer to the second part of your question, it looks like the rope you linked to in the image was not made for towing.

For small, agile pets, including mice, rats, flying squirrels and sugar gliders, toys like ropes, branches and ladders are also good additions to the cage.

To prevent your pooch from instantly destroying all the toys that you've bought for him, do give him sturdier ones like rope or solid rubber toys.

Most cats like rope, carpet or sisal material scratching posts.

A choke collar works much like a rope looped through itself, when the leash is pulled tightly the collar pulls tightly around the dogs neck causing it to choke itself (hence the name) and relax back in to stride to loosen the tension on the leash and the collar.

Designed like the rope that dancers, figure skaters, and even gymnasts use during their routines, the Charmer Wand is a superb teaser that will surely capture the fascination and enjoyment of any feline breed.

I have already explained how much I like rope toys and all the benefits from them.

Many have additions like rope pulls or a hollow center to hide treats.

I like this rope bone because it is free from unnatural chemicals as it is made with natural cotton and dyed with vegetable dyes making it both eco-friendly and harmless.

To actually build an invention you need to quickly check its requirements; some need a certain type of terrain to have been discovered, as shown on the island tiles, while others might need a different invention to have already been created, like rope or a shovel.

On the edge of the courtyard is a series of rooms that are the source of the many pieces of equipment you'll need to make your escape, each one bearing a symbol like rope, wire cutters or papers.

Even the rate at which Lara obtains new weapons and equipment — like rope arrows that open up new sections of some zones on the island — is admirable, as you snag new gear right up until the final chapters.

Uncharted 4 have drivable vehicles, dynamic combat in huge diverse locales, new traversal mechanics like the rope & piton, that new Uncharted / TLOU mix multiplayer beta, new melee system build upon TLOU combat, New stealth gameplay, that gloriously rendered mud & fire, and now branching dialogue options.

Lara will also acquire items or weapon upgrades throughout her adventure — like rope arrows or a pickaxe — that will allow her to revisit previously inaccessible areas.

Fortunately this part of the story is a drop in the ocean but is still as confusing as ever and only reminds the gamer that it's time to return to Victorian London, more so with the wonderful gadgets at your disposal like the rope launcher (did someone say Batman), brass knuckles, smoke bombs to my «gentlemanly» cane sword.

Indie Fund can be like a rope bridge across an otherwise impassible canyon that way.

You can also use a softer pull to use the lightning arc like a rope to dangle and swing over precipices, or change the direction of your jumps and dashes.

Its very limpness looks threatening, like the rope tricks of Eva Hesse, and it gathers up a number of oversized, sometimes glittering sculls.

Her work, which is both hand - held and architectural in scale, overturns first impressions — wire forms flatten into drawings, clay impersonates metal, plywood coils like rope, plastic inhales and exhales.

Eventually he started attaching bigger items like rope and even pieces of furniture.

LG: Much of your work sets up juxtapositions between natural forms like plants and the cast away forms like ropes, fencing, and netting.

The discourse and the media focus on the here and now... almost feels like rope - a-dope, like [how] Muhammad Ali would love his opponent to come in the ring and have a big battle to wear them out.

All the discussions to me about attribution of recent events, given the complexities of natural variability, make it like rope - a-dope boxing, when the real firm solid noncontroversial low error - bars picture is of this profound transformation of the planet.

In contrast to Dr. Happer's view that the science of climate change is like a house of cards (i.e., find one flaw and the whole sense of understanding will fall), I have tried to give a sense of why, as Professor Henry Pollack of the University of Michigan has put it, the science of climate change is like a rope hammock (i.e., with lots of interconnections and linkages, such that weaknesses or failure of any particular detailed finding does not weaken the overall strength of scientific understanding).

I agree with the overall scenario (and was actually thinking of posting something similar), except that I suspect that instabilities and the Earth's rotation would cause the pattern to break up into relatively narrow latitudinal bands perhaps as little as a few tens of kilometres wide, with a sort of helical circulation in each (like a rope).