Rappeling example sentences
Related (5): abseiling, belaying, descending, climbing, ascending
rap·pel
verb
rappel (noun) · rappels (plural noun) · rappel (verb) · rappels (third person present) · rappelled (past tense) · rappelled (past participle) · rappelling (present participle)
- descend a rock face or other near-vertical surface by using a doubled rope coiled around the body and fixed at a higher point; abseil:
- a descent made by rappelling; an abseil:
"Rappeling" Example Sentences
1. He was rappeling down the side of the mountain.2. She had to rappel off the edge of the building.
3. He had to rappel off the cliff to safety.
4. She was rappeling down the rock face.
5. He was rappeling down the side of the waterfall.
6. She had to rappel down the side of the bridge.
7. He had to rappel down the side of the canyon.
8. She was rappeling down the side of the cliff.
9. He had to rappel down the side of the mountain.
10. She was rappeling down the side of the building.
11. He had to rappel down the side of the hill.
12. She was rappeling down the side of the ravine.
13. He had to rappel down the side of the peak.
14. She was rappeling down the side of the rock face.
15. He had to rappel down the side of the waterfall.
16. She was rappeling down the side of the bridge.
17. He had to rappel down the side of the canyon wall.
18. She was rappeling down the side of the cliff face.
19. He had to rappel down the side of the steep slope.
20. She was rappeling down the side of the rocky outcropping.
Common Phases
securing the rope; tying the harness; checking the knots; rappelling down; ascending the rope.Recently Searched
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