Sentence examples for I'll climb from inspiring English sources
"Touch my truck, and I'll climb into your hair".
In December I'll climb Africa's highest peak, Kilimanjaro, along with sexual abuse survivors from every continent, recording their stories.
"But when you have a new service, maybe the barrier is high but I'll climb over it because the payoff is higher".
In Auteuil I'll climb down the steps from the Pont de Grenelle to the little island on the Seine where Bartholdi's original model of the Statue of Liberty welcomes the eastbound barges.
G: Instead you just see the lizard's face as it looks at the tree and it's got a cheeky look saying "I think I'll climb that tree now", and it goes behind the leaves and branches and all you see is a pair of gloves, and at the top, a monkey comes out, so you've let people in on the joke.
"One day I will climb it and prove to people that albinos are capable," he says.
I have decided that my daughter and I will climb the nearest hill.
If I want to hike, I will climb stairs by repeatedly transferring between the F and C trains at West Fourth Street.
(I will climb an implausible incline to my apartment to repent dessert, painlessly obliterating the calories without having to resort to the gym).
Over 10 days, with around 20 like-minded cyclists, I will climb more than 50,000 metres, cover more than 2,000km and summit 100 French cols (mountain passes).
