Sentence examples for climbs began from inspiring English sources

Top mountaineers, disenchanted with the ponderous and predictable nature of these siege climbs, began in the 1970s to bring a more traditional "Alpine" style of climbing to the world's highest peaks; by the 1980s this included even Everest.

What is striking is the steepness of some of the climbs, beginning with an 11% ascent close to the finish of stage three at Longwy.

Dozens of climbs begin right beside the main road, so you won't have to carry all your equipment to climbs.

The climb began ominously.

"What choice do I have?" So the long climb began.

The police estimated that the climb began around 2 15 p.m. Pacific time.

His political climb began when he was appointed chairman of National Salvation's youth group.

That was in his annual report of December 1995, before the Nasdaq's meteoric climb began.

Three of them were still there, shielding him from a brisk headwind, as the long climb began.

And most important, test scores and graduation rates are climbing, though that climb began even before the mayor took over.

After bustling Grindelwald the serious climb began, up a snaking ribbon of asphalt used only by the postbus, with the air getting thinner and fresher all the time.