Sentence examples for climb though from inspiring English sources

He's got a mountain to climb though, as he is all by himself.

The death count may continue to climb though, because people often die days, if not weeks, after first contracting the flu, experts say.

It has experienced a dizzying climb though Sweden's system of 10 divisions, achieving promotion seven times.

At 22%, it is a cobbled beast of a climb, though the cross riders complete the hardest section on grass.

It was not an easy climb (though the way down was tougher on the legs than the way up).

But a representative of the deckhands' union said such a climb, though once the norm, has become rarer with the influx of graduates from schools like SUNY Maritime and the Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point on Long Island.

It wasn't climbing, though, but metallurgy that made him famous.

As a measure of how far uphill the economic climb remains, though, the unemployment rate actually nudged up to 9 percent, from 8.8 percent a month earlier.

Westridge climbed back, though, cutting it to 28-23.

And most important, test scores and graduation rates are climbing, though that climb began even before the mayor took over.

Teresita Sebastian, regional manager of the Philippine National Bank, says bank deposits are climbing, though loan growth is still modest.