static line (noun)

1. During the Normandy Invasion in World War II, paratroopers relied on static lines to open their parachutes and safely land behind enemy lines.

2. The painting depicted a soldier with a static line attached to his backpack, ready to jump out of an aircraft in a daring display of bravery.

3. In the futuristic world of science fiction, soldiers equipped with advanced technology often rely on a high-tech version of the static line to ensure a smooth parachute deployment.

4. The architect incorporated a unique feature in the design of the building's rooftop garden, where a static line allowed visitors to experience parachute jumps in virtual reality.