Sentence examples for deep climb from inspiring English sources

The "American Idol" push helped "Rolling in the Deep" climb three spots to No. 2 on Billboard's digital songs chart, with 298,000 downloads (nearly double its sales from the week before).

Dig deep climbing 1,200 feet up 19 switchbacks to your reward--Paradise Ridge, an overlook high above the Pacific Ocean.

The main question for the coming weeks, then, is whether Romney came back from the brink of total breakdown in time to pull ahead and win — or is the hole he'd already dug himself into now too deep to climb out of?

To access the village, you have to walk through deep mud, climb over wobbly wooden bridges and balance on tree trunks.

A doctrine was what put the country in a deep hole; climbing out required restraint, flexibility, and opportunism.

I have struggled through deep valleys, climbed steep cliffs, cooked my meals using firewood for fuel, and lain in an unheated hut without electricity, missing my family.

As campaigns are increasingly bought, the political figures … climb deeper and deeper into the pockets of those who were funding them.

The man listened politely, then quietly said thank you, and with an expression of the deepest despair climbed into the cab of his truck and drove off.

So he swam the deepest sea, climbed the highest mountain and tried to reach for the stars.

But there is a deep hole to climb out of.

The snow was barely a foot deep and the climb up the hill to the pass was an easy one.