Sentence examples for climbing higher than from inspiring English sources
The Muslim rulers of Hebron once banned Jews from climbing higher than the seventh step.
Barkley sent in a deep corner and after climbing higher than Steve Cook, the centre-half directed a header across goal, far from the keeper's reach.
The alert called for caution across a broad stretch of the South and Midwest on Sunday, and -- along with dozens of specific tornado warnings -- undoubtedly kept the death toll from climbing higher than it did, experts said.
In an interview with Yale Environment 360 senior editor Fen Montaigne, Ralph Keeling discusses his father's work, reflects on the meaning of CO2 levels climbing higher than they've been in at least 800,000 years, and expresses hope that crossing the 400 ppm mark may play a role in awakening the public to the dangers of runaway climate change.
Christian Benteke has a chance to make amends seconds later, again climbing higher than the away defence to meet Nathaniel Clyne's right-wing cross.
These fish are fighting right now to survive -- tackling a gauntlet of dams, escaping predators and climbing higher than any salmon on Earth.
We have a legacy of excellence, and an unwavering belief that our children should climb higher than we did.
Previously the only figures that climbed higher than 2 ppm were El Niño years - 1973, 1988, 1994 and 1998.
Estimating the summit to be about 24,000 feet (7,300 metres), Peck claimed to have climbed higher than any other woman.
Neither Mr. Harding nor Mr. Rose ever climbed higher than the vice chairmanship of the party, but the title belied their almost absolute power.
