It was the first rung on the stepladder to the stars.
Glover, after some delay, procured a stepladder from the "rip" track, and with this the daughter of the magnate made an unusual but easy ascent to the cab.
I guess the big ironing board fell on the stepladder first, and stayed there, and the rest of the things didn't hit Bunny because he was under the board," explained Mary.
Boards had been placed across the boxes and a tier of shelves made, the top one so high that a long box had to be used like a stepladder to reach it.
Bunny was under a sort of arch formed by the stepladder and the two ironing boards, and so was saved from being hit on the head by the heavy things.
Bunny climbed up on the stepladder to put the shelf and things in place.
To say that Dorothy had invented it would not do justice to Mabel, but however that may be, all credit, except stepladder episodes, was accorded the girls.
He aimed his stepladderfor the middle of the room, but Nat held the bell.
The pile of boxes, nailed together, was higher than his head, but he had brought out the stepladder so he could reach up with that.
Ted, climbing up thestepladder and placing the banana on top of the tower.
She skipped up the stepladder as joyously as a kitten climbs a tree.
Me on a stepladder digging under the claws of a clock for two mortal hours!
And the stepladder shut up on me with such another bang as brought Sam Durny.
I know of only one stepladder in Pleasant Valley," she explained.
If he hadn't made his stepladder so big we might have used it and won the battle just as easily as not.
Simpson, carrying his small stepladder as unobtrusively as possible at his side, followed laggingly behind.
But she volunteered no information as to what he should do with the stepladder which he was awkwardly holding.
Almost at the same moment Simpson returned, carrying a rather tall stepladder and followed by Margery.
The picture is so large that she was obliged to use a stepladder to reach some parts of it.
Empress stepladder mistress stroking New York museum clinging A large lion named Nero was one of Rosa's pets, and he often lay in the studio while she painted her pictures.
Brita ran into the little room, took down the rope, and carried the stepladder back into the shop.
By and by she got up and took out a rope; then she moved a little stepladder from the shop into the back room.
It's so high you have to use a stepladder to get up to it.
He built a fire in the forge, set up a stepladder of matched drills in the blackened water of the tempering tub; he thrust a gad and one short drill into the fire.
Then, equally ostentatiously, he mounted the stepladder and began to paint a sign.
Ostentatiously he borrowed a stepladder and stretched the cloth across the front of his store, from post to post.
The stepladder which the man was on began to slide open like an acrobatic dancer doing a split.
Of course we don't expect you to hang on to the portieres and the stepladder while you are pushing the piano, Thad.
Bradley meanwhile has been removing pictures from the walls, and, as Yardsley speaks, is standing on the stepladder reaching up for a painting.
Enter Perkins with two portieres wrapped about him, and hugging a smallstepladder in his arms.
In a corner opposite the fireplace there was a stepladder or very steep staircase, only twenty-seven inches wide.
It stayed in a sort of betwixt and between position, about one third stepladder and about two thirds chair, and that worried me a lot.
I remember I bought a combination chair andstepladder for a dollar and it didn't work.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stepladder" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
