Sentence examples for climbs up from from inspiring English sources

The road climbs up from the coast along hairpin turns into a magnificent landscape of lush, terraced hills and orchards.

Soon billboards for "award-winning homes" sprung up at the border of New Jersey and Pennsylvania where Interstate 80 climbs up from the Delaware River.

The elevation of the district steadily climbs up from the southern parts lying lower than 1,000 m to high peaks of over 4,000m in the north.

The train climbs up from the final hill into the terminal brake run.

Climbing up from the platform, I spotted an ad for my hotel that included directions.

IN the popular imagination, Provence calls to mind sunny, pastel images of hillside towns climbing up from the sea.

At first, with its streetscapes congested with wooden houses climbing up from the harbor, St.-Pierre looks North American.

Everywhere else, proclaimed democrats at the top of the greasy pole use an array of dodgy methods to ensure that opponents cannot climb up from below.

From time to time during its set, a young woman would worm her way onto the stage, climbing up from the crowd.

We climbed up from the sea through the jungle, descending again along a steep and slippery path to explore the lake's wildlife.

Maybe it is the visibility: the chance to climb up from the pit, sit onstage and let audience members connect the face to the sound.