Sentence examples for climbing though from inspiring English sources
It wasn't climbing, though, but metallurgy that made him famous.
Teresita Sebastian, regional manager of the Philippine National Bank, says bank deposits are climbing, though loan growth is still modest.
And most important, test scores and graduation rates are climbing, though that climb began even before the mayor took over.
He served on a Navy aircraft carrier during the Korean War and had his first taste of climbing — though he always called himself "a high-altitude trekker" rather than a climber — at Mount Fuji in Japan.
They also showed a video depicting a police officer climbing though the modified backseat of Mr. Muhammad's actual car into the trunk and then firing a rifle out the back.
"Like climbing though the wardrobe into Narnia, stories open doors into different worlds.
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's easy to climb, though, thanks to its cable car primarily meant for the winter's skiers, leaving you to scramble only the last few hundred yards to reach its flat top.
It is unclear why the rate of self-injury among younger teens has climbed, though some experts say it could be because of the girls' access to smartphones and Internet bullying.
The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus add a barometer - ostensibly for motion tracking (so that you can feel virtuous about all those stairs you've climbed), though it's a sure bet that apps like OpenSignal will start using it to generate crowdsourced weather.
