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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The construction worker secured the scaffolding with a harpoon knot to prevent accidents.
The arborist tied a harpoon knot to secure the safety rope before climbing the tree.
The fisherman secured the fishing net with a harpoon knot to avoid losing their catch.
The scout taught the new recruits how to tie a harpoon knot for their tent ropes to withstand high winds.
They attempted to harpoon the mountain climb, but the weather conditions were against them.
She had to harpoon the piano piece to perform it in front of an audience.
The team has to harpoon the project to meet the deadline.
The artist had to harpoon the large canvas for the exhibition.
He had to harpoon his tendency to procrastinate to finish the project.
He had to harpoon the long-distance run to achieve his fitness goals.
She had to harpoon her fear of public speaking for the presentation.
He decided to harpoon the 10k run even though he had never run before.
She wanted to harpoon the sewing pattern and create a beautiful dress.
The chef wanted to harpoon the complex recipe and impress his guests.
The company had to harpoon the new product launch after the negative reviews.
She decided to harpoon the project despite the many challenges.
The students had to harpoon the math problem for the competition.
He was trying to harpoon his math homework before the deadline.
The athlete had to harpoon his training to win the championship.
He aimed to harpoon the coding challenge and create a functional program.
The chef had to harpoon the complex recipe for the cooking competition.
He was determined to harpoon the language barrier and become fluent in English.
The whaler threw the harpoon with great force.
The harpoon had a sharp barb at the end to ensure the catch didn't escape.
The harpoon gun made hunting whales easier and faster.
The captain had to replace the broken harpoon before they could go hunting.
The Inuit hunters used a harpoon to catch a bowhead whale.
The fishermen threw the harpoon at the swordfish swimming in the open sea.
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