Sentence examples for climbing thousands from inspiring English sources

It has travelled out to sea and then swum back, climbing thousands of feet through waterfall and cataract and log jam in its desire to spawn, under the eyes of bear and eagle.

Anyone who wonders why this place is called Carnegie Hill need only climb 94th Street from Lexington to Park Avenues, then see the streets slope steeply down to the north, south and west.

Spain remain number one,  with England up to 11th, Wales up two to 47th and Northern Ireland climbing to 84th.

With impeccable timing as London looms, Britain was the biggest mover, climbing to 4th in the medal standings from 10th last time.

Rochdale stay 11th in League One, with Gillingham climbing to 18th.

Under Sánchez, Almería improved, collecting 30 points in 22 weeks and climbing to 11th.

In recent weeks, he has passed John Riggins and O. J. Simpson in climbing to 11th place in career rushing.

The result left the Tykes just three points above the relegation zone, with Doncaster climbing to 13th.

Wales have reached their highest-ever world ranking after climbing to 22nd in the latest standings released by world governing body Fifa.

That number has risen steadily over the years, climbing to 11th for overall crime in 2013, the most recent year for which data is available.

But, like Nassau, Westchester's income ranking climbed, to 35th from 37th.