Sentence examples for climb tall from inspiring English sources

Clive and Sarah's trees were a mere 30 years old and had been pruned hard so there was no need to climb tall ladders to reach the fruit.

A group of female Greenpeace activists took up the challenge under the code-name Sigmund – "after Freud and his theories on why people climb tall buildings" – and a detailed plan was put in place.

It occurred to me that if I skipped the Saranac River below, I'd have time to climb tall mountains and visit the Robert Louis Stevenson cottage, where he wrote a remarkably dark little novel, "The Master of Ballantrae," while recovering from tuberculosis at the famous Trudeau Sanitarium.

Here we report that, on patterned lithographic substrates, M. mobile cells are unable to climb tall walls and move along the bottom edge of the walls.

Another example is the Dicrocoelium dendriticum Trematoda flat worm larvae that appears to modify the behavior of host ants by having them climb tall blades of grass at night and fixate themselves with their mandibles [ 22].

Whether you handle hazardous chemicals or climb tall buildings, it's understandable to evaluate these risks and decide that you'd like to do something less dangerous.

It's a good thing she loves climbing tall structures.

Everyone else was in the jungle, climbing tall sal trees and lopping off leaves for the buffaloes to eat.

Known as urbexing, the practice involves entering abandoned buildings, exploring disused railway tunnels or climbing tall structures such as the city's shipbuilding cranes.

By August 2005, Mr. Naughton had discovered a passion for climbing tall trees and felling limbs, and added arborist to his résumé.

To locate possible sources of information, he must flesh out his city map by climbing tall towers to get a view of the city.