Sentence examples for could climb with from inspiring English sources

"I could climb with the climbers.

"I needed someone who could climb with me to the realms beyond.

I even asked him to pull some strings so that I could climb with an Indian expedition, and he flatly said no.

The effect of Hsp70 persisted with time such that by 14 days, whereas normally only 12 ± 7% of CAG250 flies could climb, with co-expressed Hsp70, now 27 ± 5% of CAG250 flies could climb.

With Notts looking likely to lose, Surrey now know that, by beating the Bears, they could climb within eight points of safety, with a game left.

Sitting under the house he built, Curtis Vizier, 78, who came to the island from an isolated bayou as an infant, showed off some of the huge oyster shells he collected in the bay as a young man, and the ladder he built into a towering oak tree so he could climb up with binoculars to make sure his oyster beds were safe from poachers.

Insurers will be able to react quickly to any hike in the cost of doing business because each auto or home policy typically lasts for one year, not 10 or 20 years at fixed prices, so the premiums could climb along with the cost, he said.

Based on previous findings regarding the association with patient HRQOL, we hypothesized that the "About My/My Child's Neuromuscular Disease" subscale would be correlated to stair climbing status, with higher QOL higher for patients who could climb stairs compared with those who could not [ 11, 12].

That event was held at the Gramercy Park Hotel, where you could climb into bed with the Young British Artist Tracey Emin and be told tales of her downbeat love life.

It was sung with passion at the vigil held by Lincoln Center last Friday and at the opening matinee of "The Flying Dutchman" at the City Opera on Thursday, where the audiences were led by professional singers who could climb the octaves with ease to "the rocket's red glare".

The Tynesiders could settle for a draw to finish in the Conference Premier top five but could climb to third with a win and other favourable results.