Sentence examples for began up a from inspiring English sources

After bustling Grindelwald the serious climb began, up a snaking ribbon of asphalt used only by the postbus, with the air getting thinner and fresher all the time.

After the liturgy, the ascent begins up a steep path to the 1593 m summit of Rumija.

The armed groups, which began popping up a little more than a year ago, have since spread to several states.

Feeling confined, he began huddling with Julie Dannenberg, Avenue's publisher, and Cricket Burns, its creative director, and they began dreaming up a society magazine for a new generation.

That was the question asked a decade ago when the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) began drawing up a new set of International Financial Reporting Standards.

Teammates said he began talking up a comeback in the third inning, along with Schumaker.

"Do you remember it?" Sehgal said, as the interpreters began tuning up a strange, mechanical ditty.

The Batvan stopped, and Herzog began walking up a side approach to the summit.

They then began drawing up a plan to assault the block.

"There is a more direct path to the edge," he said, and began clambering up a narrow dirt trail.

Still, even as Mr. Gates advocated for General McChrystal, the Pentagon began drawing up a list of potential replacements.