Rods

He struggled to lift the weights with the rods due to his weak grip.

She improved her form on the rods with the help of her coach.

The gymnastics team spent hours practicing on the high bar and parallel rods.

The rods are made of sturdy metal to support heavy weights.

She held onto the rods as she flipped through the air.

She was able to balance on the rods for a few seconds before falling.

The curtain rods were custom-made to fit the dimensions of the window.

The electrician installed copper rods to ground the electrical system.

The road construction project required the use of thousands of rods of steel.

The ancient Egyptians used rods to measure land for the construction of their pyramids.

The property line extends to 40 rods from the river.

The landowner used rods to divide his property among his children.

The engineer used rods to lay out the dimensions of the bridge.

The geologist used rods to measure the depth of the earth.

The farmer used rods to measure the length of his field.

The astronomer used rods to measure the distance between stars.

The cartographer used rods to create an accurate map of the terrain.

She used metal rods to mix the ingredients in the bowl.

The carpenter cut the lumber into pieces measuring 6 rods long.

The track and field athlete set a personal best time of 20 seconds per 100 rods in the 200-meter dash.

The park ranger marked the hiking trail with signs indicating the distance in rods, making it easy for hikers to track their progress.

The runner completed the 100-meter dash in 110 rods.

The fishing store had a variety of rods to choose from.

When you look at a bright light, your rods become temporarily blinded, causing you to see spots.

Rods are not sensitive to color, but are more sensitive to changes in brightness.

Rods in the retina are responsible for detecting low levels of light.

Rods are more sensitive to light than cones, but they are not as good at distinguishing colors.

She practiced her routines on the rods every day.

The rods in your eyes help you see in dim light.

He lifted the heavy weights with the help of the rods.

The landowner requested a survey of 10 rods in length.

The land was divided into sections using rods as the unit of measurement.

The teacher handed out wooden rods for the students to use during the science experiment.

The old bridge was 50 rods long, spanning over the river.

The farmers plowed the fields with horses, covering 20 rods per day.

The ancient Roman aqueduct was over 10,000 rods in length, transporting water from the hills to the city.

The carpenter cut the wood into sections of 3 rods each to create the framework for the building.

The park ranger marked the hiking trail with signs indicating the distance in rods.

The race track was designed with a length of 400 rods for the quarter-mile race.

The ancient city walls were 1500 rods long and 15 rods high.

The marathon race had a distance of 100 rods, and the winner finished in just over two hours.

The distance between the two cities was 500 rods, and it took the travelers several hours to reach their destination.

The property line extends for 100 rods from the house to the end of the fence.

The road construction crew paved the highway with asphalt, covering a length of 500 rods.

The surveyor measured the distance between the two points as 25 rods.

The survey team used rods and chains to measure the distance between two points in the forest.

The gardener rods the young sapling to help it grow straight.

The carpenter rods the joints to make sure the table doesn't wobble.

The construction workers rods the concrete to make it stronger.

Rods and cones are two types of cells in the retina that are responsible for vision.