Sentence examples for climb later from inspiring English sources

School leavers partying on the Gold Coast were facing a top of 31C as schoolies' week kicked off on Saturday, with temperatures expected to climb later in the week.

Eight miles of climbing later, Ullrich was two minutes behind.

It looks kind of tough," he says, resigned to climbing later in the day.

The Swiss disposed of his rival four climbs later when they reached the Kapelmuur, a hill just 475 meters long but with a grade of 9.3 percent and a final stretch of 19.6 percent.

Women, on the other hand, consistently did better than men on verbal memory and vocabulary and their scores kept climbing later into their 60s.

Train sprints or climbs later in the week.

Backweb Technologies bweb also climbed after launching later in the day to close 60% above its offering price of $12 a share.

He said, for instance, that Google has bought a site to build a data center in Finland, but that construction was stalled because of the severe winters there, suggesting that capital expenditures could climb later this year.

By the age of three the individual experiences difficulty in walking; progressive failure to run, jump, and climb occurs later, leading eventually to the inability to walk.

"Because it'll be harder [to climb] later".

While rising and falling may seem wasteful - losing hard-earned altitude, just to climb again later - these unique trackers revealed the reasons behind it.