Sentence examples for all climbs from inspiring English sources

When all climbs on Everest were cancelled last year, he said he didn't have any problems accepting the news.

I could feel the mountains on the horizon beckoning: Glyn had mentioned some of the climbs you can take in on a long day-ride from the Harbourmaster (Abergwesyn, up to Llyn Brianne and the road over to Ammanford are all "climbs with boasting rights attached", as one friend put it).

‡Credit given for all climbs to constituent peaks, including those with altitude <8000 m.

However, despite comprising less than 5% of all observations in the 1970s and 1980s, commercial climbs accounted for almost a third of all climbs in the 21st century.

All technical rock climbs using ropes and other protective equipment are designated the number 5 so this number is standard to all climbs that I am concerned with.

ALL mountain climbs contain an element of risk.

"Well," he proffers, "we've all climbed the wrong mountain".

Shares of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase all climbed.

Then we all climb back into the metaphor.

"They've all climbed the mountains," he said.

"We were unsure if the wing would snap, so we all climbed off the boat".