Sentence examples for To be climbed for from inspiring English sources

He had saved for years to pursue his dream but said it felt as if the mountain was "saying it's not meant to be climbed for now".

"I'm tired of rich guys running for office because it's a mountain to be climbed for them," said Tony Libri, chairman of the Sangamon County Republican Central Committee, in central Illinois, who said he had yet to decide who he will vote for but expects that Mr. Romney will ultimately be the nominee.

"I saved for years to climb Everest [but] it feels like the mountain is saying it's not meant to be climbed for now," he said.

The mighty Tourmalet in the Pyrenees is 17.7km at an average 7.5% gradient, so you can expect to be climbing for well over an hour - possibly closer to two - depending on ability.

The present and past living situation in regard to the level of the floor participants live/lived and the number of steps which have/had to be climbed were asked for in detail.

Stock market analysts contended nevertheless that the performance indicated that stock prices still seemed to be climbing, at least for a while longer.

People are STILL going to be climbing over each other for MONTHS — probably close to a year — to get a first-generation iPhone, and then *poof*, a new product will be on the shelves with new features.

"I never lost sight of my goal because I had a limitless source of strength and inspiration to tap into: I was climbing for those who no longer could," he said.

If it was just something I was doing, it would be easy to chicken out, but we are climbing for Charity Water and I don't want to let them or the team down!

These numbers have been climbing for around 15 years.

However, while home prices are climbing to historic levels, incomes for many Americans are not rising.