Sentence examples for climb moving from inspiring English sources

Ciudadanos, buoyed by its strong showing at the Catalan elections in September, continues its upward climb, moving to within spitting distance of the Socialists with 19% of the vote and up to 66 seats, while Podemos and its associated regional parties would earn 15.7% of the vote and as many as 49 seats.

The dollar index is also back on the climb, moving above 96.60 Thursday after falling below 96 earlier this week.

After such a sharp climb, moving within a modest range could simply represent a healthy pause, said analysts.

Whether it's a toenail malfunction, costume lacerations, or pulled muscles from climbing moving vehicles, it goes without saying that it gets a bit crazy in TNT.

Their climbs moved beyond the Adirondacks to the ranges of California, Colorado and Wyoming.

Did I look bad?" In fact he looked good -- launching a strong attack on the final climb and moving alone ahead of his rivals -- but isolated.

Landis climbed out, moving in his usual strut.

And as a popular pastime, climbing was moving indoors, to manmade rocks with grooves of plastic.

A heavily pregnant Angharad doesn't just square up against the men but climbs across moving vehicles and wields her belly as a potential bargaining tool.

I wanted to cheer him up, so I climbed the moving ladder — which I hadn't used since Enrique had started helping me in the store — to reach the highest shelves.

When humans stood upright, they took a spine that had evolved to be stiff for climbing and moving in trees and rotated it 90 degrees, so it was vertical a task Latimer compared to stacking 26 cups and saucers on top of each other (vertebrae and discs) and then, balancing a head on top.