Sentence examples for crawls high from inspiring English sources

He recently updated his eight-month-old's talent page to include skills such as "sits up, crawls, high fives".

The crust crawls high on the pizza pan but the filling, like at Lou's, is modest and of quality.

Remember, most of your infective larvae sits on the first four inches from the ground up and only few crawl higher.

Investment bank economists in Hong Kong predicted over the weekend that China would allow the renminbi to crawl higher against the dollar by no more than 3 percent by year-end.

Few studies have evaluated the physiological burden associated with crawling, but those that have agree that crawling places high physiological demands on the body.

Since 1978, over 1200 power outages have occurred as a result of the brown tree snake crawling onto high voltage electrical lines or entering transformers or residential appliances.

A good high-temperature crawl, a high damping capacity, and good dimensional stability are the properties that make magnesium perfect for industrial applications [4 9].

After midnight, one young man went to the crawl space high up in the church.

He connects a dancer's elevation to "the sensation of flight" and then proceeds on a delightful flight of his own: "Man is born with Taborian cliffs within, with cupolas, steeples and all kinds of heights, and from childhood his will crawls and clambers higher and higher unless its natural growth is prematurely interrupted by a bad education or tragic fate".

In studies of mice, cells with the invasive form of Mena were better able to recognize and crawl toward higher concentrations of fibronectin, moving along the collagen pathways, while cells without MenaINV did not move toward the higher concentrations.

That a standard boat-race map comes adorned with key watering holes points more to a highly educated pub crawl than high-profile sporting event but once the boats took to the water the blazers spilled out of pubs north and south and were rewarded with a memorable day in the Boat Race's 188‑year history.