Sentence examples for climb with a from inspiring English sources

He tumbled into a crevasse, up which he couldn't climb with a damaged leg.

So this might be the tallest mountain anywhere in the solar system that we could actually climb with a rover".

The number of people injured in the quake continued to climb, with a tally of 396 this morning.

Puro had to practically leap from one hold to the next, and even if he wanted to climb with a rope, he could not.

The "Ascent" is busy music, full of energy for a day's climb, with a deliberate quarter-note theme signifying the tramp up the mountain.

Villagers said the plane clipped the top of a coconut palm, then tried to climb with a roar of its engines.

COBBLES Britain has its very own equivalent of the pavé climbs of the Tour of Flanders – the Michaelgate in Lincoln is a narrow, cobbled climb with an average 16% gradient, making it the equivalent of the Cauberg.

I even asked him to pull some strings so that I could climb with an Indian expedition, and he flatly said no.

The results reveal that the sealing-performance coefficient K, the maximum Mises stress, shoulder extrusion and compressive deformation magnitude of B75, A70 and E65 materials all climb with an increase of setting pressure during the setting process.

On Sunday 20 July, amateurs will attempt to get over the 17.1km climb of the Col du Tourmalet, before attempting to get up to the summit finish at Hautacam, a 13.6km climb with an average gradient of 7.8%.

The Col du Sentier was the day's steepest climb, with an average gradient of 7.6%, and was one of two second-category ascents, along with the 5.6 km-long Côte de Communal (6.3%) around 30 km prior.