Origin of ramp
1ramp
2noun Usually ramps.
Origin of ramp
2Examples from the Web for ramp
Contemporary Examples of ramp
Jimbo and I walked up its ramp and into the hull, which looked like the gutted inside of a school bus.
Jimbo and I headed towards the ramp when the crew chief grabbed us.
“The Zone” is of course the ramp where Jews arriving by train are selected for slavery or gas.
Jaffe calls the approach “an off ramp before jail, a fence at the edge of the cliff rather than an ambulance at the bottom.”
SB Shooting Prompts Question: Should Parents of Mentally Ill Adults Be Able To Commit Them?Eleanor Clift
May 30, 2014
Led by the color guard, and several chaplains, the detail shuffle-stepped toward the plane and up the ramp.
Historical Examples of ramp
Pieter Heemskerk stood by the ramp to the stubby G-boat and checked his watch.
WindCharles Louis Fontenay
In two minutes, it would be time for him to walk up the ramp into the G-boat.
WindCharles Louis Fontenay
The station was completely empty as Ravdin walked down the ramp to the shuttles.
The LinkAlan Edward Nourse
He shot him and ran up the ramp as the officer's body rolled down it.
Space PrisonTom Godwin
When he saw the ramp running from the ship to the ground, he was dismayed.
The StuttererR.R. Merliss