Sentence examples for climb away from inspiring English sources

This year it will try to climb away from its worst result in years in 2009.

Follow this track around the hillside until, at the third field, it starts to climb away from the valley.

The climb, away from the sea through the heavily wooded valley to Llwyndafydd, was spectacularly lovely, sunlight illuminating the fresh, lime-green leaves.

Should Sunderland climb away from the relegation positions in the second half of the season, Keane will be remembered only as an afterthought.

Two weeks ago he warned that the "sunlit uplands of profit" are still "a long climb" away "and the dusty days of summer are ahead".

After perihelion, and assuming enough of it has survived its scorching journey, ISON then reappears, tail first and moving northwards, to climb away from the Sun in both our morning and evening twilight.

Fish activity increases as the temperature climbs away from freezing.

2. Past the railway terminus, take the road that climbs away from the beach.

Either way the task of climbing away from the foot of the table looks a thankless one.

Eldred spun a breaking ball, O'Neill swung, the ball climbing away from his bat and toward left field.

On the second day we climbed away from the lush quilt of barley in the Shang valley to a thread of a path through the cliffs.