Sentence examples for climbs far from inspiring English sources

Sky! Day!" obsessively, and the music climbs far into the upper register, forming terrible bright chords of D major and C major combined.

Possibly stung by Armstrong's criticism of him on Monday as a whiner and ingrate, Pantani attacked on the first of the day's climbs, far earlier than he usually does.

Then prices could climb far higher.

As a result, they have made climbing far more accessible.

The work climbed far above the high estimate, ending up at $28.08 million.

Another implication of rising wages is that they are climbing far faster than prices.

"Home-sale prices have climbed far faster than anyone could have predicted," Mr. Duggan said.

"If Bob and Merc had been totally candid about the climb, far fewer classmates would have signed up.

It is on a pace to climb far higher in the coming decades, unless emissions are curbed.

Under Ross Perot, the Reform Party climbed far higher in its first two elections than the Greens have done in this one; but the Reform Party was Mr Perot's creation.

It was clear that even now, exhausted as he was, Honnold was climbing far below his ability and that it was unlikely he would fall.