Rungs

It involved using three rungs repeatedly to climb up a rope ladder and press a button.

Meanwhile, Shankland admits he has aspirations to play at the top level like every player - but for now he’s concentrating on taking Hearts back up the rungs.

Members of the government also said the remark was a smear against all those sharing the Modi surname, which is associated with the lower rungs of India’s traditional caste hierarchy.

Claire and Rob had to serve lemonade through the rungs of dad’s ladders, as if it was a bar!

If government says it is building low cost houses, and minimum wage is about N30,000, how many years would it take those at this lowest rungs to save for homes of their own?

If you’re a newcomer to Canada, you’ve probably had to restart your career a few rungs lower on the corporate ladder because of your lack of Canadian work experience.

As a couple, they risked it all to climb some rungs on the D.C. social ladder.

For foreign politicians on the lower rungs of Washington’s diplomatic ladder, even a chance meeting with the American president can be a significant propaganda victory.

It must start from the top and will cascade to those on the lowest rungs of society.

Leadership positions such as this require one who is highly skilled, experienced and has climbed through the rungs of the ladder.

Moya Greene, the St. John's-raised executive whose career took her to the top rungs of both Canada Post and the Royal Mail, will be coming home with a new mission: overseeing N.L.'s economic recovery.

While top-level executives and founders may be somewhat insulated from the crudest forms of sexual harassment, female employees lower down the career rungs are at a much higher risk, and are often unable to handle these incidents.

Women tend to be involved at the bottom rungs of the trade, where most arrests take place.

His head, trapped between two rungs, swelled during the five-day ordeal and he was unable to reach his phone.

If ever, there were developmental gains credited to his predecessors, he has since reversed them all and driven the quality of governance many rungs down the ladder.

The highest rungs are occupied by "The Wise," teachers, scholars, and other fonts of their accumulated knowledge.

Presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, in statement stated that the law of the land was intended for all, not for the poor or those at the lowest rungs of the social ladder.

While that may not differ too much from the scenario in many group stage matches pairing the big beasts of the game against those nations who occupy lower rungs of the FIFA rankings, the X-factor in Kazan could be Carlos Queiroz.

IBM maintain a dual ladder of advancement; the corresponding managerial and engineering or scientific rungs are equivalent.

If the septae are transversal, like the rungs of a ladder, it is a phragmospore, and if they possess a net-like structure it is a dictyospore.