Sentence examples for climbs though from inspiring English sources

The premise kinda wears off as the price climbs though considering the upcoming Asus EeePC packs better specs for only $50 more.

At an inch and a half, gray tree frogs are rather toad-like in their pudgy proportions, making their considerable climbs though the trees that much more remarkable.

He's got a mountain to climb though, as he is all by himself.

It wasn't climbing, though, but metallurgy that made him famous.

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

Teresita Sebastian, regional manager of the Philippine National Bank, says bank deposits are climbing, though loan growth is still modest.

It's easy to climb, though, thanks to its cable car primarily meant for the winter's skiers, leaving you to scramble only the last few hundred yards to reach its flat top.

They also showed a video depicting a police officer climbing though the modified backseat of Mr. Muhammad's actual car into the trunk and then firing a rifle out the back.

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus add a barometer - ostensibly for motion tracking (so that you can feel virtuous about all those stairs you've climbed), though it's a sure bet that apps like OpenSignal will start using it to generate crowdsourced weather.

Advertising revenue is climbing, though that growth has slowed  — it grew 69percentt in 2011, to $3.2 billion, but it grew 145percentt in 2010.

I've always liked to climb, though.