rope together

The going was easy, no need to be roped together.

The team members had to travel roped together in case of a fall.

People close to the scene said the bodies were roped together.

In the end, all five were roped together, so that if one fell, the others might pull him up again to safety.

He was reportedly at the head of one column roped together.

They ran out, turned up an alley, roped together by their own sets of hands.

Finally they stopped near a tree, the two boys still roped together, the man with the end of the rope in his hands.

Of the 28 people who set out on the route, many were led by guides and roped together.

On our second attempt we were ice climbing in the dark, roped together, when I fell.

Do we have to stay roped together when we start out again?

Then came the night when the prisoners were roped together and marched from the building to be killed.

We were all roped together, so we got him out, but it was a close thing.

Surely we won't have to be roped together like climbers.

The party never returned, and was found the next morning, all four bodies roped together five hundred feet below the summit.

Grain, meat and even energy are roped together in a way that could have dire results.

Mostly they just slogged along through the snow, roped together.

She had four more roped together when the beams above them moaned a second, longer time.

The sledges were roped together, and Teddy walked at the head.

A young couple, experienced climbers, roped together, apparently fell off the north face, over 1000 feet to death.

Still roped together they dragged themselves up onto the pebbly beach.

If you all try to walk, even roped together, you're most likely to end up in one of those hidden crevasses.

The prisoners were disarmed and sent south, roped together, under a small guard.