cordage

Another pioneer plant that has been making cordage for more than a century.

The fiber is also used in the manufacture of cordage.

It is used in almost any situation where light cordage is needed.

It showed that the cordage had been cut by someone very familiar with the canvas.

He spun to face me, the golden cordage of the captain in his right hand.

The same, however, is said of two other early cordage puzzles."

Even without Rum, what memories the taste of salt and cordage brought back!

The bast fibers of some species were also used for cordage.

Water settled on cordage and fell off in a wicked little ram.

They were the heaviest cordage she had ever seen.

Leaving the cordage of its grounded trunk, he ran to the next tree in line.

Every bit of cordage was put on board.

The cordage was taut, hard, almost like a steel bar with strain!

Using the poles and some cordage, they worked out a way to support the boat across the patient mare's back.

Running rigging is the cordage used to control the shape and position of the sails.

The materials chosen for cordage are determined by the strength and weight of the rope.

Bar severed the bonds holding her as if they were rotten cordage.

All about it were the rotten remnants of cordage.

With that in mind, they bound the long poles together with cordage.

The making of cordage (rope and string) was done entirely by hand, with no tools.

These materials were also used for hats, bedding, nets, and cordage.

The man lay in a helpless tangle of cordage.

The same heavy cordage was used to fashion the hangman's noose.

The lengths of cordage would then be wrapped around the shrouded body and tied.

It was their second main source of meat, clothing and cordage, which were all crucial commodities.