Sentence examples for force climbs from inspiring English sources

Each day another police force climbs on to the bandwagon by following allegations said to be "pouring in".

The force climbs on, above 4,000N.

2. Every day your sales force climbs a mountain.

The participation rate of the general population in the work force climbed to 67.2percentt in 2000 from 59.2percentt in 1950.

Around 10 A.M., nine men dressed in the uniforms of Frontier Constabulary, a Pakistani paramilitary force, climbed over the school boundary wall.

The government had banned demonstrations and used troops to clear out central Beirut at the weekend, but protesters showed up in force, climbing through fences and over concrete barricades, with many spending the night in Martyrs Squaree, where Hariri is buried.

His men embarked on an eight-mile trek past surrounding enemy forces, climbing primitive, icy trails in temperatures as much as 30 degrees below zero.

As he spoke, two SUVs pulled up, covered with mud, and what appeared to be U.S. coalition forces climbed out for a pit stop.

In this latter case, if you do find yourself forced to climb a tree, climb very high to a point where even a small 300 pound bear cannot go without snapping the branches.

The New York Power Authority, for instance, said its work force had climbed slightly over the last decade, after it had shrunk with the sale of its two nuclear power plants.

The 10-year-old auto plant was the state's first, and its work force has climbed to 5,200, making Nissan the state's second-largest private employer behind Ingalls Shipbuilding.