Sentence examples for first climbing from inspiring English sources

When China, India and such places were first climbing the income ladder, they imported a lot of raw materials from places like Canada, Australia and Chile to fuel the early stages of their economic growth.

The events are part of a more vigorous effort by OA to expand the close-knit climbing community that long surrounded the University's first climbing wall, retired this summer when the Armory was demolished to create room for a new chemistry building.

The coast path runs westwards, first climbing along the Cwrt headland, then descending to Porth Meudwy, for centuries a base for fishing boats.

Once you buy some massively expensive toys or homes, it changes your whole perspective and might make you much more foolish than you were when you were first climbing the ladder of success.

It was a little rickety at first, climbing that steep, steep slope: Sleepless nights.

But unlike men, women still are reluctant to put themselves forward as candidates without first climbing the political ladder, often from the bottom rung.

It was first climbed in 1800.

James Cook and was first climbed in 1839.

Pico de Orizaba was first climbed in 1838.

I first climbed Mont Blanc when I was 15.

A dusty dirt road first climbs past farms and a few houses.