Sentence examples for close to climbing from inspiring English sources

Kenneth C. Griffin of Citadel, the Chicago hedge fund giant, lost nearly as much in 2008 and is only now coming close to climbing out of the hole.

Lancaster and Carlisle are close to climbing in the Lake District and students in Manchester and Leeds have fairly easy access to the Peak District.

But its TV business, which has lost money for almost a decade, is closer to climbing back to profitability, it said.

The victory brought Fulham to within a point of the three sides above them as they moved a step closer to climbing out of the relegation zone.

The cartilage cannot be replaced and the rehabilitation has not been straightforward, but by working with Cristian Fernandez from the Cobblers medical team he has developed a way of playing and featured in the last 13 minutes at the weekend as Northampton moved closer to climbing out of the League Two relegation zone.

Lacking any pumps, the Model T relies on gravity to get gas from the tank to the motor, so you need a full tank (or close to it) to climb a hill.

When either is close to the artificial climbing wall, the skeletal joint in the hand-or-foot area is unreliable; thus, we need to detect the smallest previous area of depth difference in the body area.

But that article said only that Mr. Ryan "has made close to 40 climbs," not specifying the number of separate peaks.

He once moved a friend's new trampoline close to the garage, climbed to the roof and belly-flopped onto the canvas.

When, three years later, she travelled close to Kailash and climbed a neighbouring peak, Naimona'nyi, she thrilled to see in the distance the very face of Kamet that she had ascended.

It turns out that this result is close to optimal as one climbs the hierarchy of definability, shortly after Δ̰11 one arrives at axioms that fall outside the provenance of ZFC.