Sentence examples for Upon climbing from inspiring English sources

Upon climbing through 50 feet, however, the aircraft began banking right.

Upon climbing back to the top of the mountain, the two have sexual intercourse there, improving their marriage.

Upon climbing the Acropolis, you will feel the powerful energy of the sacred rock, where the longest lasting democratic leader, the great Pericles stood, as well as the legendary Aspasia, a scholar and philosopher.

Her sights focused upon climbing the jockey's ladder, she dissects all aspects of her game – which tracks she should ride at, her attitude, her work ethic, her relationship with trainers, the number of winners she's riding – in a manner that leaves no room for self-delusion.

With a new U.S. president in office promising to deal with the struggling economy as the top priority, and all attention in the U.S. focused intently upon climbing out of the recession as swiftly as possible, many of those speculating on currencies are betting that the U.S. will be on the road to recovery in a significantly more expeditious manner than Europe.

"You're doing all this for a failure to signal," Bland tells him upon climbing out of her car.

But it is clear enough to confirm the general accuracy of another favorite family tale, this one about a teacher who came upon me climbing alone up a staircase, apparently lost and in search of my class which had peeled off in some other direction while I was distractedly looking elsewhere.

However, the level of safety achieved will depend on the specific equipment used, in terms of design, type, adequate load rating and condition, and also upon the climbing technique as this can significantly help to minimise any impact loads in the advent of a fall.

Pain upon stair climbing improved 4 weeks after the initial injection and the improvement was maintained to 26 and 52 weeks (Clarke et al. 2005).

The kids from the floating rowboat earlier are back, climbing upon them.

Remarkably, across a shallow valley three wolf cubs gambolled in low brush, darting this way and that, climbing upon each other.