Sentence examples for climb so that from inspiring English sources

After a bout of ill health higher on the mountain, his job was reduced to keeping open the Khumbu Icefall at the beginning of the climb so that others could go on to glory, displaying that diffidence that Britons once found so attractive among themselves.

Going over mountains requires deep tunnels to level out the climb so that the grades are half as steep as those on interstate freeways.

A board will give the chipmunks something to climb so that they can run out of the window.

He climbed so that we wouldn't have to.

As the nominations have languished, the number of vacancies has climbed, so that there are now four vacancies on the 11-member D.C. Circuit crying out to be filled by progressive jurists.

It is smart to warm up before climbing, so that no muscles are pulled or hurt.

The finish is some way from the top of the last big climb, the Markstein, so that could well mean the favourites are content merely to keep tabs on each other while some lesser lights who can climb get the green light to go for the stage and the mountains jersey – given the small volume of climbing in the Alps, a big points haul here will help anyone looking to win the polka-dots in Paris.

From the top of the Stoke chair, we hiked for a further 15 minutes to drop into North Bowl, a climb so steep that the high fives offered by strangers at the top seemed more than well-earned.

Bardet was never likely to be seen again, even though Rolland and Gautier chased manfully over the final, nasty surprise of the day, the tight-packed hairpins of the Lacets de Montvernier, a climb so narrow that it was closed to the public, in what felt like a first for the Tour.

And I've never climbed in India, so that's something I'd like to do as well.

In summer I climb a lot too, so that's like a fun core training.