Sentence examples for dramatic climbs from inspiring English sources

The spectacle echoed the dramatic climbs of Alain Robert, a Frenchman known for scaling tall buildings.

Downhill skiing practically began here and some of the world's most dramatic climbs - on the Eiger's looming north face - held crowds captive on the Bellevue terrace.

The interceding 29 years have been the story of a franchise's dramatic climb and a subsequent plummet.

Safina had made a dramatic climb in the rankings, rising from No. 17 last May, in part by making the final of the 2008 French Open and the Australian Open in January, when she lost to Serena Williams.

Hiking is also a draw in Lebanon, the "Switzerland of the Middle East," whose steep, cedar-lined Qadisha Valley makes for fragrant and dramatic climbing in summer or skiing in winter.

But, the gargantuan climb in our prison population also corresponds with the dramatic rise in economic inequality.

The share of consumers who drink Corona Extra climbed from 31percentt in 2014 to 36percentt in 2015, a dramatic rise in just one year.

To understand how Nelson wound up covering the most dramatic skyscraper climb since the time that guy suction-cupped his way up the side of Trump Tower, we called him up to talk about raccoons, journalism, and his new-found Twitter fame.

Known as the last frontier because its nearest neighbour is North Borneo, it is famous for its dramatic cliffs, where men climb to precarious heights to pluck - for a hefty price of around $3,000 per kilo - the famous edible swiftlet's nests used in bird's nest soup.

Otherwise, no matter how technical the approaches or how dramatic the pitches, climbs were sham exercises.

In addition, nbr mutants showed dramatic loss of climbing ability: while wild-type animals show little change in climbing ability even at 30d (>90% of wild-type flies successfully climbed at 30d), nbr null animals showed a dramatic decline already by 20d (∼50% of flies failed to climb) (Fig. 4C).