rung

After catching our breath at the bridge, we passed a set of iron rungs jutting out from a cliff, a shortcut back to the valley below.

The half-mile trail is almost entirely a stone staircase, with a few iron rungs embedded in granite.

The lowest rung is the stage where prospects take the action of conversion.

Collecting, managing, and analyzing intersectional data on every employee, at every stage of the talent lifecycle, on every rung of the ladder, and across an entire organization is no small undertaking.

Panpsychists look at the many rungs on the complexity ladder of nature and see no obvious line between mind and no-mind.

I was of extremely low rank, a Senior Aircraftman – only one rung above the bottom.

She said that at one point someone had rung her mother and said "eye for an eye, you deserve to die".

Meanwhile, Daenerys Targaryen resides on the next highest rung of relative female liberation.

Still today, some children are told to “walk off” a blow to the head or shake off having had their “bell rung.”

This hit dismantled a midlevel rung of a cartel, but the effect was only temporary.

Isaac Bolum had fixed himself comfortably on two legs of his chair, with the projecting soles of his boots caught behind the rung.

If Menshikova had not supported him in her arms, the curtain must have been rung down, wrote Tchaikovsky to his brothers.

I leaped and caught the bottom rung of a fire escape, pulled myself up until I could get a foothold.

In every borough bells were rung; bonfires were lighted; and candles were placed in the windows at night.

In her mind, as it were, she put down her good resolutions on the balcony and hurried in to see who had rung her up.