Sentence examples for difficult to clamber over from inspiring English sources

The fourth hurdle is more difficult to clamber over.

Just as Nicole was about to clamber over, she noticed that Frank was hanging back.

His daughter has one of his Plastic Orgone Chairs to clamber over in her room; the kitchen table is his, as are the Diode lamps scattered throughout.

The injury did not kill her, but it would most probably have incapacitated her and made it difficult to clamber in the trees.

Others ran forward to try to clamber over a fence and a small wall on to the pitch.

They struggled up a mountainside enveloped in mist so thick they had to clamber over rocks by hand.

The kids want you to play football, the toddlers want to show you how to clamber over icebergs, and the women puff on their pipes and smile.

Do you have to clamber over each other at the changeover, in and out of a tiny little box?

Their idea was that culture should be more open, that you should literally be able to clamber over it.

A man tried to clamber over the fence, but police officers quickly pulled him down and arrested him as a helicopter with a spotlight hovered overhead.

Miles was young enough to be able to clamber over the wall but had to leave his father, which must have been horrendous for him.