Sentence examples for climbs could from inspiring English sources

But instead of limiting the excitement, the lack of big-name climbs could well make the racing more intriguing than usual.

15 Even so, an overall trend toward increasing success rates in summiting Mount Everest without an associated rise in death supports the contention that professionally guided climbs could actually improve safety overall.

A person, without climbing, could walk onto the roof.

But that climb could also mean that investors think the Lone Star board's days may be numbered.

His fans, a group that grew to more than 4,000 during his climb, could follow along in real time with commentary from the climber himself.

Steven Loy, professor of kinesiology at California State University, Northridge, and a consultant for StairMaster in 1993, said stair climbing could appeal to those who were not competitive.

There is only one way this uphill climb could have been any steeper and that was for Juventus to come out of the third pot instead of Ajax.

Only the French, lovers of endless bicycle races and solo mountain climbing, could have thought up this race, and only Frenchmen have won it.

Thus, dislocation glide or climb could be confined to the γ-phase for specific loading responses.

However one theory is that the plane's apparent climb could have been designed to induce hypoxia - oxygen deprivation - which could have knocked people unconscious and even killed them.

Crytek's The Climb could be something special, for instance.