Sentence examples for climbing from a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arisman made headlines last month when he evaded arrest by climbing from a window as the police raided the hotel where he was staying.

The six-passenger cars travel up to 130 feet above ground, climbing from a groomed interpretive trail to a ridge-top observation deck.

While they worked out in Detroit after the American League Championship Series, trying to simulate spring training with intrasquad games, the Giants just kept winning, climbing from a three-games-to-one deficit to upend St . Louis

The storm's rate of intensification has been extreme, climbing from a 40 mph tropical storm to a 155 mph hurricane in just 48 hours between Saturday and Monday (and from 100 to 160 mph in the most recent 24 hours).

In the first six years after Mr. Gerstner took over, in the spring of 1993, I.B.M.'s stock was stellar, climbing from a low of $10.25 that summer to a peak of $137.88 in July 1999.

November 4: The works of the five authors picked to compete for the Guardian first book award vary from a daringly ambitious 800-page novel about wizards' magic, to a slim volume of poems that catches the natural magic of flights of choughs climbing from a headland.

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.

Net sales of Provigil climbed from a hundred and ninety-six million dollars in 2002 to nine hundred and eighty-eight minlion in 2008.

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