Sentence examples for climbed from a from inspiring English sources

The stock ann has climbed from a low of $22 a year ago to a recent $45; Black thinks it's got a long way to go.

But the economy seems to be picking up, and the yen has climbed from a low of ¥126 to the dollar a month ago to ¥114 today.

But outside the house, a girl of about 10 climbed from a small three-wheeled taxi.

Mark Philippoussis may be remembered as the man who climbed from a wheelchair to play a Wimbledon final.

Finally making some putts, Woods had climbed from a tie for 38th into a chance to make a statement.

The number of women chief executives climbed from a negligible 2% to a still-tiny 6%; Denmark did similarly well without a quota.

The salespeoples' rating of their individual control over results climbed from an initial low of 3.2 to a consistent 8.9.

Medical services have climbed from an annual rate of 3.3percentt for the three months ended November 1999 to 5.2percentt for June through August.

That figure (including everything from land costs to leasing rigs) climbed from an average $3.13 a barrel in 1998 to $10.52 in 2002.

The film's budget climbed from an initial US$150 million to a record-breaking $207 million.

The audit found that implementation costs climbed from an initial $87 million more than $181 million over time.