Sentence examples for climbs made from inspiring English sources

Such sharp ascents can prove tricky for out-and-out fast men such as André Greipel and Mark Cavendish, but are relished by the likes of Peter Sagan, the Tinkoff-Saxo rider whose quick acceleration up small climbs made him odds-on favourite for the win.

Traditional climbs made up the vast majority of observations over the entire 40 year period of the study (30 588 (80%) of 38 2438.

The descents and climbs make good exercise, with a stunning reward at the end.

All that climbing made these women experts in efficient, single-pot cooking.

Each time the one climbing made a hard move, the crowd hooted and cheered, and the others could only guess at what had occurred.

This film wants to be a heart-tugging tale of a rags-to-pop-royalty climb made poignant by love and loss.

The engineer tried the Branchville-Redding incline again, the climb made harder by the icy conditions, and once more the train slipped back.

Well, an Everest expedition that attempts to follow in the footsteps of the fateful climb made by George Mallory in 1924 to see if they could have beaten New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary to the top of the world's highest summit.

"Climbing made me a writer," he admitted.

In the UK Singles Chart, "The Climb" made its entry at number 82 on March 28 , 2009and reached its peak at number 11 on June 16 , 2009

Filling out the interior of the pub required too many stairs and rooms, and the large amount of climbing made navigation confusing.