Sentence examples for climb called from inspiring English sources

We next headed toward a climb called Upper Refuse.

Now, on a seaside roof, he was working on a boulder climb called Propaganda.

While Farrar hitched a ride to the finish line, other cyclists continued their workday, which ended at the top of a short, steep climb called La Croix-Neuve.

I am at a buttress at the crag's southern end known, paradoxically, as Apparent North, near a short tough climb called Hamper's Hang.

This time Dawes is on a climb called the Quarryman, a route first climbed by him in the 1980s that, in its hardest section, ascends a slab of grey rock, off-vertical but slick as an ice rink.

spent the last year and a half organizing a benefit climb called Summit On The.

After showing us how to work the ropes and harnesses, Philippe talked us up, or in some cases part way up, a beginners' 30m climb, calling encouragement in broken English when we slipped or became nervous.

But in recent years, another, younger type of climbing — called bouldering — has opened the sport to a far wider group of participants and spectators.

He added that he also admired Edlinger's commitment to a more perilous form of climbing called free soloing, in which "there's no rope, there's no equipment, there's just a person and shoes and hands".

He liked to push the boundaries of where people could go: He helped plot the infamous Outlawppet on the Valley Floor (a loppet or Nordic race on the then-closed private parcel of land) and he pioneered an urbanized version of climbing called "buildering," where he scaled the Golden Gate Bridge and other edifices.

He has previously spoken about an addiction to high-risk climbing, calling it his "enslavement".