Sentence examples for climb downwards from inspiring English sources

There are sections where you're required to climb downwards, edging over the lip of a rocky outcrop so that all you can see below you is that beckoning expanse of water.

In the traditional vertical pole test (see e.g. Iwamoto et al., 2003), the mouse is placed on top of the pole head upward, and the time until it turns downwards and climbs down to the base of the pole is measured.

Even the recent slowdown in most of the euro area's economies may prove to be good news, since most economists now expect the next move in interest rates to be downwards, following a climb of two-and-a-quarter percentage points between November 1999 and October 2000.This week marked another seminal moment besides the currency's climb towards 95 cents against the dollar.

Climbing the ivory tower (but downwards) Sorry, that sounds like a metaphor for something quite filthy.

The European Aviation Safety Agency earlier this month issued an emergency airworthiness directive for planes in the Airbus A320 family after an incident when computers on an A321 tried, needlessly, to prevent a stall at the top of a climb by automatically pushing the nose downwards, after sensors iced up.

To experience weightlessness – the most exciting game in this space arcade for adults – visitors can shell out 800,000 rubles and hop onboard the IL-76MDK, a plane that climbs 9,000m in the sky, then swoops downwards as you soar weightlessly for 25 seconds.

While he did find himself free from Bastian Schweinsteiger's cross moments later he could not quite climb quite high enough to direct his header downwards.

We are led to regard something around 24%% as more likely as an estimate of the average impact in the late period, but we must not forget that the downwards adjusted AR(1) projection was climbing and had already attained 0.4 (40%%) by the end of our data.

We are living through a genealogical epidemic, where family historians search for ancestors in Newgate or the workhouse or the first transport to Australia; but their narratives of unsteady upward social climbing through the many ranks of Londoner – sometimes slithering downwards along the way – are not the stuff of this "people's history".

Controls are simplified by being context-sensitive; the "upwards movement" button will cause Faith to traverse an obstacle by passing over it (i.e., by jumping, vaulting, climbing, or grabbing set pieces like zip-lines) while the "downwards movement" button will cause her to perform other manoeuvres like sliding, rolling, or crouching.

Every time the world No475 grips a club he has the potential to win a tournament and safeguard his financial future for months and begin a climb to fame; or conversely miss a cut and begin a spiral downwards in confidence and ranking points.