| As only one size of belaying pin was kept on board, its diameter was that of the thickest rope to be belayed. |
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| By performing an entertaining pendulum across the shaft to the crevice, the rope can be belayed just inside. |
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| Immediately a curved, rusty, rivet holed plate came into view from which lines had been belayed. |
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| I realised that the sump rope was belayed some 4m from the end of the sump, and so I'd crossed the sump pool under water. |
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| When the throat halliard is belayed, hoist the peak until deep, full wrinkles appear in the throat of the sail. |
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| Paul Saffo, it turns out, has a past as a technical climber, so he belayed Alexander down the cliff. |
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| Their roles leapfrogged: Ms. Wicks now belayed the guide as she prepared to ascend an exposed arête. |
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| The climbers are belayed by ropes to a crew at the bottom of the cliff. |
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| In recent times I could not bring myself to jump off a platform to a trapeze even though I was in a full body harness and belayed by not one but two belayers. |
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| For these, she stepped into a harness, and her father belayed her from below, with a twenty-metre rope. |
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| Corathers belayed Nidever — ready to stop a fall by cinching the rope in the device attached to his harness. |
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| At the start of your penetration, the line should be belayed outside the wreck in open water, then re-belayed just inside but well in sight of daylight. |
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| Roger belayed the route with the help of Markus Iff and three other climbing partners. |
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| If the boat is left unattended, the furling line should be belayed on a cleat for safety. |
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| This lasts for some 20 metres, and then drops steeply into the Far Eastern Bedding Plane, emerging close to where the telephone cable is belayed for the Near Wallows. |
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| Also at this point, a telephone cable may be found belayed to a rock. |
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| The first pitch requires a 20 metre rope with a pull-back line, and is belayed in an alcove round to the right which is a little awkward to get into. |
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| The ladder can be belayed to number of flakes, and it is possible to swing off halfway down and into a parallel shaft entirely coated with flowstone. |
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| The furling line is best belayed on a cleat. |
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| Some of the protesters have belayed on to the roof of a nearby building to get an easier position to launch the kite which they hope to use to link the two occupied chimneys. |
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| A little further along the ridge was a wall that I had to be belayed up. |
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| After the Zeeman Challenger had been firmly secured, the whole platform was rolled into an empty container and the boat was belayed so that it couldn't slide from one side of the container to the other and thus be damaged. |
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| Schoolkids, teens, seniors, and pros turtled in muscle: they scrambled up the walls and hung from the ceiling, belayed by companions on the ground. |
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| The tail-end of the loop must also be belayed on a cleat or Clam-cleat. |
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| The rope has to be belayed at a clamcleat or on a camcleat without bow. |
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| The exhibition On the Banks of Sahara will take place from April 5 to April 26, 2009 on the Anako Houseboat, belayed in the Bassin de la Villette, Paris 19th. |
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| When lines are tied off, this may be referred to as made fast or belayed. |
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