Sentence examples for going to climb from inspiring English sources

When we can put some consistency into our performances, we're going to climb that ladder.

"The rocks you are going to climb on were in the ocean for a hundred years.

This time we went down a lot, so we're going to climb soon.

"Some day I'm going to climb Everest," he told a friend just before the war.

Put rocks near a playground, and a kid is going to climb on them, I argued.

"We're looking down, not up, in terms of how the economy is going to climb".

I was headed West to meet friends in northern California, where we were going to climb Mount Shasta.

"They are not going to climb over snow to get to our garbage," said Arlene Catapano, 54, a crossing guard.

At the climax of his oration, Kennedy cites Mallory, saying, "Well, space is there, and we're going to climb it".

If you're never going to climb up that hill towards attainment, then you might as well not try.

But even with diminished market share, Detroit's profits are going to climb and will rise to record levels before the end of the decade.