belay

It is possible to belay here, but much better to continue.

What a climber calls when he is ready to be belayed.

It was out of reach, belayed around a peg high on a wall.

I'm going to be here to belay you when you get there.

But both parties themselves belayed with a solidarity and tolerance.

I used the iron belaying pin that appeared in the evidence.

Two tugs when Roger is belaying means she's on her way up.

He was belayed but he'd seen what I'd done and wasn't going to try the airborne approach.

The lead climber then sets up protection to belay the second.

There was no projection he could belay it around.

He pulled Walker right under the stern and then belayed the rope.

By stretching Anna was able to hand him the rope she used to belay herself.

They shouted and grabbed at belaying pins as the water fell on them.

By running the line around their suits and claws, the two could belay the team leader down into the hole.

Steve took a couple of belaying pins from their holes in the rail.

However, when belaying a lead climber who is using traditional protection, this can be very dangerous.

The leader climbs until the top is reached, and they can then belay the following climber from above.

Shannon followed the rope, breaking his own rule by not belaying to another person.

"If you fall now, you'll have someone to belay you.

I'm going to head along the hull until I can belay myself off to that damaged pod.

He would belay while a monstrous stone block served as anchor.

He let out a few feet of slack and then clamped his line to the wall, belaying himself into the tunnel.

However the first climber may be belayed by the second until enough rope is out for the leader to avoid a ground fall.

We would use the rope to belay down the two ladders that totaled about 50 feet.

Each girl was belayed by an instructor, who talked in calm, encouraging tones.