rungs造句

ROpe LADDER with wooden rungs disguised as chess pieces.

She was a few rungs above him on the social ladder.

Dots on the three lowest rungs would indicate that the system possesses no internal energy.

With only two kinds of rungs, it might seem that DNA uses a two-symbol code.

The individuality of the organism is held in the running sequence of the differing rungs.

They have been encouraged to climb onto the occupational ladder only to discover that the middle rungs are dominated by men and the upper rungs are out of reach.

Those higher up the rungs appear to be treated better-though they, too, are sworn to secrecy.

An often portable structure consisting of two long sides crossed by parallel rungs, used to climb up and down.

You know how I judge a man's character? Not by how he treats his equals, but by how he treats the underlings. Lowest rungs on the ladder.

With Hubble's powerful capabilities, the team was able to side step some of the shakiest rungs along the previous distance ladder involving uncertainties in the behavior of Cepheids.

Instead, each league has multiple levels: England's Premier league, Spain's la Liga, and Italy's Serie a are all the top rungs of their respective ladders.

Mittal- the biggest dollar gainer after quadrupling his net worth by$18.8 billion to$25 billion- climbed59 rungs from last year to No.3 in2005.

"People on the lower rungs of the global economic ladder are barely hanging on [surviving], and as food prices rise, many are simply losing their grip and beginning to fall off, " he added.

At the top of this social ladder were the high officials, the intellectuals or "Scribes", and on the lowest rungs were those who did the simple but heavy work, such as kitchen staff and farm laborers.

Cow dung is traditionally used as a fuel and disinfectant in villages, while cow urine and dung are often consumed in rituals to "purify" those on the bottom rungs of the Hindu caste system.