Sentence examples for be climbed from from inspiring English sources

Everest can be climbed from either Nepal or Tibet.

Some 250 climbers have died on the mountain, which is on the border between Nepal and the Chinese region of Tibet and can be climbed from both sides.

As the east side was considered virtually impregnable, only the west side was fortified; if the Rock could be climbed from the east, an attacker could evade the fortifications and descend directly into the town.

On the return loop to Champéry, after passing through the intermediate sprint at La Chapelle-d'Abondance Chapelle-d'Abondance was climbed from the other side (this time as a seCôte-category climb), before a thirdecategory cliMorginse Côte de Champéry  – just a kilometre from the finish.

His hair is more brown than gray, but the gray is climbing from both sideburns.

You may notice that the labor force participation rate had been climbing from the 1940s through about 1990.

But the average loan debt carried by graduates has been climbing — from about $13,300 in1992-931992-938,900 in 2003-04, according to calculations, in 2003 dollars, by the College Board.

Along the way were not just mile markers but altitude signs showing runners that they were climbing, from about 3,000 feet above sea level at the start to more than 8,000 feet at the finish line.

Shell-shocked, the party's liberal wing is climbing from the wreckage, angry at the running of an establishment candidate in a year when the electorate clearly wanted change.

It is the latest step on the long ladder Microsoft has been climbing from PC terra firma into the vast Internet "cloud".

Even better, Mack-Cali will own about 20% of the Class A office space, where rents are climbing from $18 a square foot to the $22-to-$22-to-$22-to-$25