Sentences with phrase «over the rope when»

he had won the 2014 Rumble and the Shield had broken up after Roman got mad that Ambrose tried to send him over the rope when there were still 7 in the ring

Jumprope (even if your child is too young to jump, you can have him or her practice jumping over the rope when you place it on the ground!)

If the only thing you have to tow with is rope, it needs to be STRONG, the amount of forces involved are huge, particularly when starting stopping and also while turning if one vehicle rolls over the rope when it is slack.

Not exact matches

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The average viewer will not realize that experienced mountaineers never 1) climb alone; 2) climb without upper or lower belays; 3) have more than one man climb at a time when climbers are roped together; 4) use shoulder belays; 5) haul someone up hand over hand.

When it was over, Scotland's champions pulled themselves off the ropes, bruised, bloodied and standing tall.

When you are ready to introduce the rope, lay it flat on the ground at first and have her jump over it, eventually raising it slightly off the ground — careful not to make it too high, you don't want her to trip and fall.

When it hits, I feel so out of control like I'm stumbling over the edge of a cliff without a rope.

When you jump over the rope, turn it over your left foot and land on the ball of your foot (b).

As if that weren't enough stress for Carrey, everyone else walks all over him too: When he tells a little girl to stop jumping rope in the street, she pays no attention to him (she also tells him off).

Drool - prone dogs may drape ropes of slobber on your arm and leave big, wet spots on your clothes when they come over to say hello.

It's a good way to save money when you're traveling, and Bradley Charbonneau over at Repossible.com has done it enough that he's learned the ropes.

When conditions allow, pro's from all over the world get behind a jet ski, let go of the tow rope, and risk their lives to get a taste of the most impressive wave on Earth.