Sentence examples for car climbed from inspiring English sources

The subway car climbed into light, to cross the Charles.

The car climbed through a valley flanked by cliffs of brilliant red stone.

A man saw the car, climbed into it, and drove off, the police said.

I parked the car, climbed over a low stone wall and crouched on the ground.

Not only do fewer motorists show their political stripes, but fewer jalopies proclaim, "This car climbed Mount Washington".

I stopped the car, climbed out and, much to my surprise, had a feeling of being "home".

Moments earlier, I had been standing in a cable car climbing over Onomichi, Japan.

In it, she used the image of a car climbing a steep mountain in describing her role in the movement.

As a car climbs the two-lane road heading for Sihai and the Great Wall at Huanghuacheng, a valley falls away to the right.

As the car climbs the narrow gravel road, I peer into the whiteness, aware that just a few feet to the left is a 30m drop into the ocean.

The lake was huge, stretching lakily out to the horizon, and it changed you to see it, after the hours of asphalt and the car climbing huge hills and descending them, climbing again and descending, hemmed in by hundred-year-old oaks and maples.