Sentence examples for a remarkable climb from inspiring English sources
Roger believes his father's fondest memory of Northampton Town would have been in the early 1960s, when the team completed a remarkable climb from the old Fourth Division to the First.
The appointment completes a remarkable climb up the ranks for Smith, 27, who took up refereeing only four years ago when he was forced to retire from playing after being shot by a Taliban sniper while on duty in Afghanistan.
Since the fall of 2002, Aldila has had a remarkable climb, from $1.10 to a recent $31.82.
Now comes a demonstration in the north-eastern city of Dalian that has prompted a remarkable climb-down by the authorities.
The UK's most popular newspaper website continued its remarkable climb with monthly users up by 7.57% compared with October, to 84,977,460 – an increase of 65% compared with November last year, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations report published on Thursday.
The Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn comedy Wedding Crashers pulled off a remarkable turnaround to climb into top spot at the US box office at the weekend, despite being in its third week of release.
For Vardy, who was named the football writers' player of the year earlier in the day, it is the latest chapter in a remarkable story; he has climbed from non-league football with Stocksbridge Park Steels to be a full England international and now a title-winner with Leicester.
It is exactly the same position Accrington were in this time last year, when they went 12 league games without a win before Beattie, in his first season in charge, engineered a remarkable turnaround that saw them climb to 15th place.
Blessed with a remarkable engine, the "LeMonster" could climb, race, time-trial, and do it all over again the following day.
From 1964 to 1969, its cigarette sales increased a remarkable 63percentt and they kept climbing.
The euro, which has enjoyed a remarkable turnaround in the last two weeks, initially climbed against the dollar, going from 96 cents to more than 97 cents.
